You’re invited to come and see a brand new line of performances in our Spring 2026 Noon Hour Concert Series! Admission to the building is free, and a sandwich lunch is available for purchase prior to each recital between 11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m., with the concerts beginning at 12:15 p.m.
About Dr. Vladimir Djurovic (piano)
Dr. Vladimir Djurovic is a pianist based in Kitchener-Waterloo. He is currently a piano instructor at the Laurier Academy of Music and Arts.
Vladimir received his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in 2023 from Western University, where he studied under Dr. Leslie Kinton. Vladimir’s doctoral research is concerned with the interpretation and performance practice of Nikolai Kapustin’s piano music. His culminating analytical research paper was entitled ‘Musical Form and Performance Practice in the Piano Music of Nikolai Kapustin: An Analysis of Suite for Piano, Op. 92’.
A pianist keen on championing seldom-performed repertoire, Vladimir’s recitals often juxtapose the great composers of the past with new names worthy of the limelight. Audiences can always expect to hear something fresh and unique.
A sought-after accompanist in the KW region, Vladimir frequently accompanies soloists at the KW Kiwanis Music Festival and NATS voice competitions as well as accompanying for local RCM examinations.
Vladimir is also part of a Flute-Piano duo with flutist Bruce Gremo.