Scoring the action cue form HBO's Westworld
This is something very special...
A action scene from the HBO's popular series "Westworld".
Music composed and orchestrated by Vladan Mijatovic as part of the Spitfire Audio scoring competition 2020.
Chick Corea's song on accordion...
ETERNAL CHILD - ACCORDION & PIANO DUO- PLAYED BY VLADAN
One of the most beautiful songs from the legendary pianist and composer Chick Corea, rearranged for Piano & Accordion and performed by Vladan Mijatovic.
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Vladan's Accordion Debut
This is something very special...
Vladan's accordion debut! The accordion is one of Vladan's favorite instrument, and happen to be a very popular instrument in Balkan, and has a gorgeous sound as well. The song is a Serbian Traditional song composed by Serbian singer Toma Zdravkovic, with the twist of Vladan's imagination and "unusual harmony".
Vladan's music featured in the film, One Two Three
Directed by Skyler Sulby, One, Two, Three is a short film about ballet dancer reflecting on her memories from her youth.
Music composed and orchestrated by Vladan Mijatovic.
"Vladan accomplishes an impressively seamless mash-up of Eastern European, Western Classical, and American jazz styles".
(All About Jazz)
"In the end, making music, any kind of music, is all about the performer connecting with his or her audience. This, Vladan does without question; his playing opens his heart to ours".
(All About Jazz)
"Vladan also recognizes the splendor and happiness that beautiful music can provide and to that end, he leaves a bit of his soul on the keys as he performs the music of this album".
(All About Jazz)
"To listen to his debut solo piano album is to be engulfed by the whirlwind that is Vladan."
(All About Jazz)
"Ornaments, his solo piano debut is an expansive portrait of his unique style".
(The New York Jazz Record)
"His music mixes classical sensibility with Balkan folk music coupled with improvisation, making him end up sounding like a modern Balkan Chopin merged with
Oscar Peterson."
(All About Jazz)