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Composer, Dejan Pejović

Dejan Pejovic (1973) is a sound designer and a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade.

He has been making in ethno music since 1997.

He has been awarded for his music (“Honorable mention award”) at famous world competitions (“USA Songwriting Competition”, “ISC”).

He worked as an arranger of trumpet sections and music recordist for Emir Kusturica's film “Život je čudo” (“Life is a Miracle”). Since 2001 he has been composing music for TV adverts. He worked as a sound designer for “Mi nismo andjeli 3” (“We are not angels 3”).

Boban and Marko Markovic Orchestra

Boban Markovic Orchestra (since February 2006 Boban and Marko Markovic Orchestra) from Vladicin Han has been a leading brass orchestra in Serbia ever since 1980s. Their music is based on their Romany origin and similar music and cultures.

Boban Marković and his orchestra have so far won all the most important awards that a trumpet player can win in Serbia: Best trumpet player (x2), Golden trumpet, Lead trumpet, Best orchestra, Best concert. The greatest number of awards was won at the Trumpet Festival in Gucha.

Boban and Marko Markovic Orchestra has released dozens of CDs and audio cassettes and has taken part in numerous projects:

‘Underground' & ‘Arizona Dream' - Emir Kusturica

‘Unblocked' (‘Music from Eastern Europe') - Ellipsis Arts, USA
"Serbia: Sounds Global" & “Serbia: Sounds Global 2” (B92) 2000/2002
“Golden Brass Summit” Anthology - 40 years of Gucha. (Network Medien)
“Romano Suno” – Romany music in the Balkans (B92) 2003
Main characters in an award-winning documentary "Takmičenja" (“Competitions”)
The orchestra has so far performed in: Greece, Belgium, Romania, United States, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Holland, Denmark, Finland, Ukraine, Monaco, Russia, Switzerland, Poland, Sweden, Canada, Great Britain, Germany, Spain, Slovenia, France, Slovakia, Croatia and Czech Republic. In the past three years the orchestra has presented more than 3000 concerts.
Boban and Marko Markovic also took part in a documentary “Usti Opre” about Romany artists. The film included music performed by Ivo Bitov, Kalman Balogh, Boban and Marko Marković, Ivo Papasov, Sergez Erdenko.
In 2002, 14-year-old Marko Markovic became an equal member of the orchestra. He soon became the lead trumpet and started arranging music on his own.
In 2005 he played his first real film role – the role of Romeo in “Gucha! (Distant Trumpet)”, directed and written by Dusan Milic.

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