Ana Sokolović, born in 1968 in Belgrade, Serbia (formerly Yugoslavia), has established herself as one of the vibrant voices in contemporary classical music, particularly within Canada's borders where she has resided since moving to Montreal in 1992. She studied composition at the University of Novi Sad before continuing her education at the University of Montreal, where her distinctive style, often reflecting her Serbian heritage, began to flourish in a creative milieu.

Sokolović's work is known for its exploration and inventive use of various musical forms, drawing inspiration from different genres, including folk music, and often incorporating theatrical elements which reflect her keen interest in drama and stage. Her oeuvre includes a wide range of compositions— from opera, theatre, and dance pieces to instrumental and vocal works. Among her most recent releases, "Ana Sokolović: Short Stories" showcases her ability to convey narrative through music, while "Ana Sokolović: Sirènes" exemplifies her fascination with the human voice and "Sokolović: Commedia dell'arte I-III" reflects her unique take on traditional forms, characterizing her as a composer unafraid to bridge the gap between complexity and accessibility. Her music has been recognized with numerous awards and honors, solidifying her role as a significant contemporary composer with a distinctive and compelling voice in the world of classical music.

Genres

Canadian Classical

Canadian Contemporary Classical

Latest Release

Ana Sokolović: Short Stories

Ana Sokolovic•

Quatuor Bozzini

Album - 14 Tracks - Released January 22, 2020