Faculty of Music University of Arts in Belgrade

Faculty of Music University of Arts in Belgrade

Katarina Hadži-Antić Tatić was born in Belgrade, where she completed her entire music education. She graduated from the Faculty of Music at the University of  Arts in Belgrade, majoring in Piano in the class of Professor Jasmina Gavrilović.

Her professional and artistic work is focused on performance in the field of chamber music in various ensembles,  as well as piano collaboration with soloists, both instrumentalists and singers. In addition, she has gained experience in pedagogy as a piano and chamber music teacher.

Throughout her career, she has collaborated with numerous domestic and international artists. As a chamber musician, she has performed in concerts across the country and abroad.

She has appeared at festivals such as ARLEMM, OKTOH, BUNT,  “Vrnjci” Classical Music Festival, “Tisin cvet” Chamber Music Festival, as well as in various music series.

Since 2006, she has been continuously collaborating and performing with violinist Jelena Rokvić.

She has worked as a piano collaborator – accompanist at masterclasses led by Marko Josifoski, Ljubomir Mihailović, Aleksandar Pavlović, Dejan Mihajlović, Milica Mladenović, Dragutin Mladenović, Milutin Mladenović, Marina Nenadović, Goran Kostić, Dejan Mlađenović, Aneta Ilić, Lazar Nikolić, Ksenija Janković, Stefan Milenković, Emilio Percan, Leonid Peisakhov, David Takeno, and others.

She has also participated, as a piano collaborator, in numerous national and international competitions.

She has made permanent recordings for radio and television.

Since 2000, she has been engaged at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade as a Collaborative Artist in the Department of String Instruments.
She earned the title of Independent Collaborative Artist in 2019.

Her exceptional dedication to working with students and young artists, years of experience, and numerous concerts and performances with them have resulted in many significant awards and recognitions.

Many of her students and pupils now hold prominent professional and artistic positions both in the country and abroad.