Experience a new elegance, intimacy and energy on the guitar as young virtuoso, Miloš Karadaglić, comes to Australia on his highly anticipated Debut Australian Tour.With critically acclaimed performances around Europe and North America (including a sellout recital at Carnegie Hall), two Gramophone Awards, and an album debuting at number 1 in the US, UK and Australia, Miloš has quickly emerged as the champion for a new generation of classical virtuosi.From the war-torn Montenegro of his youth to London's Royal Academy of Music, the 28-year-old is already hailed by fans and critics for his brilliant technique and transcendent musicality, and is the first classical guitarist signed to the prestigious Deutsche Grammophon label in many years.He has appeared at the Lucerne Festival, the Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room, collecting the Ivor Mairants Award in 2002 and the Julian Bream Prize in 2005. He was also the first guitarist to win the Prince of Wales’ Prince’s Prize.With an inspiring program, including works by Bach, Barrios, Villa Lobos, Albeniz, Theodorakis and Domeniconi, this young talent brings a new light and emotion to his humble instrument."...the guitar has found its ideal champion…" - The Independent“Innate poise and elegance that makes you sit up and listen...” - The Times"…a fierce drive and precision." - Grammophone Magazine"… transcendentally beautiful." - The Daily Telegraph (UK)
Milos - Debut Australian Tour
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22 Nov 2012
Milos Karadaglic @ Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC)
QLD
24 Nov 2012
Milos Karadaglic @ City Recital Hall Angel Place
NSW
28 Nov 2012
Milos Karadaglic @ Adelaide Town Hall
SA
1 Dec 2012
Milos Karadaglic @ Melbourne Recital Centre
VIC
3 Dec 2012
Milos Karadaglic @ Perth Concert Hall
WA
Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) 22 November, City Recital Hall Angel Place 24 November, Adelaide Town Hall 28 November, Melbourne Recital Centre 01 December, Perth Concert Hall 03 December, Perth Concert Hall 03 December