Classical Guitar Virtuoso Milos Karadaglıc's "Blackbird - The Beatles" Album is on the Shelves

Classical Guitar Virtuoso Milos Karadaglıc's "Blackbird - The Beatles" Album is on the Shelves
01/27/2016 03:03 PM

Milos, one of the youngest representatives of classical and Latin music worldwide and one who has achieved great success, was born in Serbia in 1983. The young talent, who was introduced to the guitar at the age of 8, won a merit scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music in London at the age of 16, with his talent and the support of his family. Working with important names here, Milos continued his success and graduated with honors in 2004.

After his first albums (Live At The iTunes Festival, The Guitar), which he released in 2011 and attracted the attention of the music world, he signed with the world's best classical music company, Deutsche Grammophon, and released the album "Mediterraneo". With this album, Milos, who became known worldwide, reached the top of the classical music charts. The artist continued his career with albums Latino and Aranjuez. Classical guitar phenomenon Milas received many important awards during this period, including two awards at the Gramophone awards, known as the Oscars of music.

The young virtuoso appeared before his fans in a surprising way in his Blackbird album. The successful artist achieved great success by rearranging The Beatles' most popular songs in this album. Famous and successful names such as Tori Amos, Gregory Porter, Anoushka Shankar, Sergio, Esad and Steven Isserlis also supported the successful virtuoso in this album. The artist stated that his aim with Beatles songs in this album was to give life to the songs in a different style, as well as to respect the original songs.

The album of the young virtuoso is a mixture of rock, classical, jazz and pop music with its very peaceful tones and contains a musical feast that appeals to everyone.

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