Franz Liszt : Ballad no. 2, S. 171

Frédéric Chopin : Ballad no. 4, Op. 52

Franz Liszt : Paraphrase de concert sur Rigoletto , S. 434

Franz Liszt : Transcendental Études, S. 139
No. 12 Snowplow

Franz Liszt : Grandes études de Paganini, S. 141
No. 3 La Campanella
No. 6

Boris Papandopulo : Study No. 1 (from the cycle Eight Studies for Piano )

Alberto Ginastera : Danzas argentinas, op. 2
Dance of the old shepherd
Dance of the bridegroom
Dance of the gaucho matrero

NOTE : Due to a sudden illness, pianist Aleksander Gadjiev was forced to cancel his performance at the 51st Osor Music Evenings. All tickets purchased for Aleksander Gadjiev's concert are also valid for Mia Pečnik's recital, so there is no need to take any additional steps if you wish to attend the concert. If the change in program does not suit you, you can purchase your ticket:

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Mia Pečnik is one of the most prominent Croatian pianists of the younger generation, recognized for her artistic maturity, expressive interpretation and continuous international concert activity. She is currently a student of two postgraduate studies: Artistic Diploma at the Royal College of Music in London in the class of Prof. Dmitri Alexeev and Konzertexam at the Hochschule für Musik und Danse in Cologne in the class of Prof. Andreas Frölich, with whom she also completed her graduate studies. Since 2017, she has been continuously improving her skills at the Talent Music Master Courses at the University of Music in Brescia with renowned world pianists and pedagogues. She has won more than eighty first and special awards at international competitions. Among her recent international successes are awards at the Piano FVG International Competition and the Vigo International Piano Competition, along with awards at competitions in Brussels, Madrid, New York, Milan, Bucharest, Budapest... She has participated in some of the world's most prestigious piano competitions, including the Cleveland International Piano Competition, the Telekom Beethoven Competition in Bonn, the Paderewski International Piano Competition in Poland, the Liszt Utrecht Competition, the Busoni Piano Competition and the Hastings Piano Competition in England. During 2026, she performed at the Royal Albert Hall (Elgar Room) in London and at Westminster Abbey, and continues her concert season with recitals in Austria, France and Italy, while a concert tour in China awaits her in September.