Violinist Ino Mirkovic has performed for over 40 years in prestigious concert venues around the world. He has received accolades including a PhD from the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory and a title of UNESCO Artist for Peace for his contributions to culture and music. Mirkovic founded music academies and festivals, taught as a professor globally, and now acts as a consultant through his role as President of Swiss Global Art Management.

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Ino Mirkovic
During 40 years of his artistic career
violinist Ino Mirkovic has been
performing in the most prestigious
concert venues in the world. He played
on the famous stages as Carnegie
Hall, Great Hall of the Moscow
Conservatory, Theatre “La Fenice” in
Venice, Avery Fisher Hall, United
Nations Congress Hall, Hercules Hall
in Munich, UNESCO Hall, Jordan Hall
in Boston and many others. Mirkovic
has gained a high respect and
admiration of the political leaders
performing for over 20 presidents of
different countries. UNESCO gave him
a title of UNESCO Artist for Peace for
his contribution to the culture of peace
through the world of music.
Ino Mirkovic received his professional
education in the legendary Moscow
Tchaikovsky Conservatory, “where he
was awarded with the title Doctor of
Philosophy in the Art Science” (Ph.D.)
Later, he taught as a Professor in many Universities and Conservatories, and
founded his own Music Academy in Croatia.
Students from all over the world follow his master-classes in Japan, South Korea,
Russia, Italy, Spain, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia, United States of America, Brazil
and Argentina. Ino Mirkovic is permanently invited as a jury member or president in
many international competitions in Europe, Asia and Russia.
Ino Mirkovic is also a founder of international music festivals. He is a co-founder of
the Placido Domingo Festival in Seville in Spain. During all years of his professional
life he was also working as an artistic manager. Now he is collaborating with the
world’s top, artistic managements as a consultant and organizer.
His performer’s activity brought him to almost all European countries, North and
South America, Africa, Middle and Far East. Mirkovic cooperated with many artists
and celebrities, such as Riccardo Muti, Zubin Mehta, Barbara Hendrix, Monserrat
Caballe, John Malkovich, Claudia Cardinale, Gregory Peck, Sydney Poitier, Peter
Ustinov, Lionel Richie, Marisa Berenson, Naum Shtarkman, Veronica Dudarova, Kirill
Rodin, Soile Isokoski, Grace Bumbry, Gil Shaham and others. Recently Mirkovic
performed at Placido Domingo’s concert celebrating tenor’s inauguration as a
Goodwill Ambassador of UNESCO in Headquarters of UNESCO in Paris.
His wide repertoire goes from early Baroque to contemporary music, including over
20 violin concertos with orchestra.

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Critics write, “Mirkovic is charming audience’s ear with the magic warmth of sound
and astonishing ability to grab your attention and make you follow his idea and
emotions… His playing is definitively powerful and elegant at the same time… He
always surprises with a new interpretation and his individual view… ”
Ino Mirkovic is the President of Swiss Global Art management.