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Predrag Gosta
Predrag Gosta (Cyrillic: ''Предраг Госта'') is a Serbian-American conductor and harpsichordist.〔(Biography at the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra web site )〕
==Life and career==
Gosta was born in Belgrade, Serbia, on 14 January 1972. He was educated at the Belgrade Music Academy, London's Trinity College of Music, and Georgia State University in Atlanta. He is the Artistic Director of an early music ensemble, baroque orchestra and choir New Trinity Baroque,〔(Biography at the New Trinity Baroque web site )〕 based in Atlanta, United States, the Music Director and conductor of the Gwinnett Ballet Theatre〔(Biography at the Gwinnett Ballet Theatre web site )〕 in Duluth (metropolitan Atlanta), the Principal Guest Conductor of the New Europe Symphony Orchestra in Bulgaria,〔(Artists' Roster page at MusikImpresario.com )〕 and the President of the international early music society Early Music Network.〔(Early Music Network's Board of Directors page )〕 From 1991 to 1996 he was the Artistic Director of the Studio for Early Music Belgrade and the Belgrade International Early Music Festival,〔 as well as since its renewal in 2012.〔(Web site of the Belgrade International Early Music Festival )〕 Between 2008 and 2009 he was the Assistant Conductor of the National Philharmonic〔(Biography at the National Philharmonic web site )〕 in Washington, D.C.. Since 2010 he is the President of the Makris Foundation〔(Makris Foundation )〕 in Washington D.C. He is also an Artistic Advisor and U.S. Director of Peter the Great Music Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia.〔(Peter the Great Music Academy's web site )〕 Since 2013 he is the Artistic Director of the Belgrade Baroque Academy,〔(Belgrade Baroque Academy web site )〕 together with the famous Serbian contralto Marijana Mijanovic, and since 2014 of the New Belgrade Opera. In 2015 he became the Music Director of the New Symphony Orchestra of Belgrade, which now bears the name of the Greek-American composer Andreas Makris.
Predrag Gosta has recorded several critically acclaimed CDs, including 〔Eric Van Tassel - Purcell's operas revisited - Early Music 32:4. (Article also available online )〕 recording of Henry Purcell's opera ''Dido and Aeneas'' with British soprano Evelyn Tubb. Other musicians he collaborated with include British violinist John Holloway, Baroque harpist Andrew Lawrence-King, lutenists Anthony Rooley and Michael Fields, the Dutch recorder virtuoso Marion Verbruggen, British harpsichordist Steven Devine, Polish mezzo-soprano Magdalena Wór and others. He was the affiliate guest lecturer at Georgia State University,〔Georgia State University's Notable Alumni List of Georgia State University people〕 and choir professor and artist-in-residence at Oxford College of Emory University 〔(Oxford Chorale's web site )〕
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