Vladimir Korać (b. 1986, Serbia) graduated from the Faculty of Music in Belgrade, Department of composition, where he studied with Srđan Hofman. He completed his doctoral studies at the same Faculty, in the class of Zoran Erić. He is currently employed as an assistant professor at the Department of Composition and Orchestration.
He was a participant in master classes and workshops: International Summer Academy Prague- Vienna-Budapest, Sarajevo Sonic Studio, Donaueschinger Musiktage, Internationale Ferienkurse Für Neue Musik Darmstadt, Synthi100, Sonemus, Delian Academy for New Music... where he studied with a number of renowned composers such as Nigel Osborne, Philippe Manoury, Raphael Cendo, Mark Andre, Pierluigi Billone, Georges Aperghis, Enno Poppe, Simon Steen- Andersen, Richard Barrett and others.
His works were performed in in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Slovakia, Greece, Iran, Argentine, USA; at festivals Izlog suvremenog zvuka, Vienna International Saxfest, The 18th World Saxophone Congress; The International Review of Composers; Tehran International Electronic Music Festival, Atemporánea Festival etc.

Lazar Đorđević (1992, Kragujevac) studied composition at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade with Prof. Zoran Erić. His works have been performed multiple times in Serbia and abroad. He have been participated in many festivals such as Rostrum, Review of Composers, Rossifest, Koma, Festum, Oktoh... His compositions were premiered by famous Serbian ensembles RTS symphony orchestra, Construction site ensemble, Camerata Academica, ensemle Metamorphosis... He won several recognitions such as Stevan Hristić award in 2015, first prize at the Euphonia International Festival of Accordion in 2016, Josip Slavenski award in 2017, Music production RTS Composers Competition in 2017 and 2019 and first prize at the Portrait and Rememberance Composers Competition of Rossifest in 2021. Đorđević He composed the first concerto for accordion and orchestra by a Serbian composer, which was premiered in 2017 in Novi Sad. He is currently employed as a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade.

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