Nora Mamić
Piano
Completed music and general primary education in Split, in the class of Prof. Lucija Lučić Lavčević, and continued secondary education at the Josip Hatze Music School, while also attending and graduating from the Natural Sciences Gymnasium. Enrolled in the Music Academy in Zagreb in 2019 in the class of Prof. art. Ljubomir Gašparović, and since 2023, in the class of Prof. art. Rubén Dalibaltayan. Obtained a Master’s degree in Music in the 2023/24 academic year. Further education through an Erasmus exchange program at the Royal Conservatory in Brussels in the class of Prof. Gabriel Alexandru Teclu during the 2023/24 academic year. Continuously providing private piano lessons to elementary and high school students since 2019. Working at the Bonar Music School since February 2024.
Throughout education, participates in and wins awards at various regional and international competitions such as HDGPP, the International Competition Daleki Akordi, the International Competition Memorial Jurica Murai, and others. Further studies through seminars with renowned professors such as Ruben Dalibaltayan, János Bálazs, Danijel Detoni, etc. Participates in many choral competitions with the Josip Hatze high school choir in Croatia and abroad. During studies, performs in chamber ensembles: trio and duo. Since 2024, a member of the Youth Choir of the Church of St. Leopold Mandić Ljubljana-Voltino, where she serves as a piano accompanist. Begins working at the Franjo Lučić Art School in the 2024/2025 school year as a permanent piano accompanist. Collaborates with trumpets, flutes, violins, cellos, and singers. In collaboration with trumpet students and their teacher, Prof. Tomislav Špoljar, performs at various international competitions such as Davorin Jenko in Belgrade, Wind Stars in Latvia (Riga), Trumpet Talents in Tallinn (Estonia), Daleki Akordi (Split), Woodwind and Brass (Varaždin), as well as competitions within Croatia: Mladi Padovec (Novi Marof).
Also participates as a piano accompanist in competitions with flutes, cellos, and singers: Daleki Akordi, Woodwind and Brass, and the International Competition Lav Mirski. Continually performs at various school and extracurricular concerts.