“As I continue to consolidate my career as a composer,
my intention is to write meaningful music of the highest quality,
music that is engaging and memorable for both the listener and performer,
leaving all participants with a profound, insightful,
positive and well-balanced musical experience.” –

Michael Bakrnčev, 2023
Photo credit, Julian Dolman
Michael conducts his “Death of Pythagoras at Metapontum” with the Zelman Symphony Orchestra at Melbourne’s Federation Square
Michael accepting the Australian New Works Award from Julian Burnside AO KC
With Julian Burnside AO KC
Michael makes the Linos Piano Trio laugh after they won the Melbourne International Chamber Music Festival with his 2nd Piano Trio “Janino”
Michael shakes hands with Maestro Johannes Fritzsch after the premiere of Translations for Orchestra dedicated to Malala Yousefzai
Michael poses with the Linos Piano Trio after they won the Melbourne International Chamber Music Festival with his 2nd Piano Trio “Janino”
Melbourne Prize for Music Publicity Photo
At the composer’s desk, photo credit Emily Bakrnchev
Michael Bakrnčev, 2023
Photo credit, Julian Dolman
Michael Bakrnčev, 2023
Photo credit, Julian Dolman
Michael Bakrnčev, 2023
Photo credit, Julian Dolman
Michael Bakrnčev, 2023
Photo credit, Julian Dolman
Michael Bakrnčev, 2023
Photo credit, Julian Dolman