Bogdan Dugalić

Bogdan Dugalić, piano
Born in 2003 into an artistic family, Bogdan began playing piano at the age of five. He has  already performed in major concert halls including Berliner Philharmonie, Mariinsky  Concert Hall, Helsinki Music Centre, Auditorio de Tenerife, Casa da Música, Great Hall of  the Moscow Conservatory, Stormen Concert Hall, Teatro Cervantes, Belgrade  Philharmonic Hall, Ilija M. Kolarac Endowment, Sava Center, and many others.    

He has earned widespread recognition through a succession of international prizes. Most  recently, he won the First Prize, Audience Award, and IGNM Special Award at the 2026  International Mozart Competition in Salzburg. In 2025, he secured First Prize at the Santa  Cecília Piano Competition and swept four top awards at the Málaga Piano Competition,  including the First Prize, Audience Award, Chamber Music Prize, and Junior Jury Prize. He  is also a laureate of the 2022 Maj Lind International Piano Competition, where he took  home the Second Prize and the Chamber Music Prize.  

He has appeared as a soloist with orchestras such as the Mariinsky Symphony Orchestra,  Helsinki Radio Symphony Orchestra, Porto Symphony Orchestra, Norwegian Radio  Orchestra, Málaga Philharmonic Orchestra, Serbian Radio Orchestra, Belgrade Symphony  Orchestra, and the Royal Strings of Saint George, collaborating with conductors including  Valery Gergiev, Ion Marin, Anna-Maria Helsing, Roberto Tibiriçá, Dorian Keilhack, Eivind  Aadland, Bojan Suđić, Srboljub Dinić, and many others.  

Bogdan received his elementary music education in the class of Bojana Jovanović while  privately studying with Borislav Nestorov, after which, he continued his high school  studies in the class of Marko Ðorđević.  

A graduate of the Mozarteum University Salzburg, where he studied with Professor Pavel  Gililov, Bogdan currently continues his artistic development with Professor Konstantin  Bogino at the Accademia Perosi in Biella.