Danijel Dojčinović (rođen 23. 5. 1986.) svoje muzičko školovanje započinje 1995. godine u Muzičkoj školi u Nišu, u klasi prof. Spomenke Špirić, gdje završava i srednje muzičko obrazovanje. Akademske studije završava na Fakultetu umetnosti u Nišu, u klasi prof. Hristine Vuković.
Tokom školovanja osvaja brojne nagrade na republičkim i međunarodnim takmičenjima, kako u zemlji tako i u inostranstvu. Tokom cjelokupnog trajanja školovanja bio je stipendista grada Niša, kao i Republike Srbije. Pohađao je majstorske kurseve kod eminentnih pedagoga i vrhunskih pijanista kao što su: Boris Kraljević, Aleksandar Serdar, Vladimir Milošević, Rita Kinka i drugi. Kao solista, za vrijeme studija i kasnije, koncertirao je gotovo u svim gradovima širom Srbije. Ima i brojne zapažene nastupe sa raznim kamernim sastavima u zemlji.
Pedagoški rad započeo je još kao student, u Muzičkoj školi „Kornelije Stanković” u Prokuplju, gdje za veoma kratak vremenski period ostvaruje izuzetne pedagoške rezultate na najprestižnijim domaćim i inostranim takmičenjima. Dalji rad, kao profesor klavira, nastavlja u Srednjoj muzičkoj školi u Nišu. Njegovi učenici dobitnici su preko 300 nagrada na takmičenjima u zemlji i inostranstvu, kao i laureati sa maksimalnim brojem poena na Republičkom takmičenju ZMBŠS, Republičkom festivalu ZMBŠS, Republičkom takmičenju UMBPS, Međunarodnom takmičenju Franc List u Italiji, Međunarodnom takmičenju Davorin Jenko u Beogradu, Međunarodnom takmičenju mladih pijanista u Šapcu, Međunarodnom takmičenju Slavenski u Novom Sadu, Internacionalnom takmičenju u Makedoniji Art in Veles, Međunarodnom takmičenju Petar Konjović u Beogradu, Međunarodnom takmičenju pijanista u Nišu, gdje je 2017. godine proglašen za najuspješnijeg i najperspektivnijeg profesora takmičenja, takmičenju Memorijal Andrija Čikić u Kolarčevoj zadužbini, koje zauzima posebno mjesto u stvaralaštvu, i mnogim drugim.
Posebno izdvajamo velike koncerte njegovih učenika u najvećim koncertnim salama u zemlji i inostranstvu. Izdvojićemo cjelovečernji koncert na Niškim muzičkim svečanostima – NIMUS Niš, tri koncerta najuspješnijih umjetnika Srbije u Kolarčevoj zadužbini u Beogradu, dva koncerta najuspješnijih umjetnika regiona u koncertnoj sali Makedonske filharmonije u Skoplju, koncert u Ustanovi kulture Gvarnerius u Beogradu, višegodišnje humanitarne koncerte Filipovi dani, Daljine i druge. Njegovi učenici dobitnici su raznih specijalnih nagrada države Srbije iz oblasti umjetnosti i govornici na raznim tribinama mladih talenata iz zemlje i regiona.
Pored toga, njegovi učenici su studije klavira uspješno nastavili na FMU u Beogradu, Akademiji umjetnosti u Novom Sadu, FU u Nišu, Muzičkoj akademiji u Sarajevu i ostvarili brojne uspjehe na takmičenjima, kao i solističke nastupe sa orkestrima. Svojim učenicima ukazuje i na veliki značaj zajedničkog muziciranja, a kao rezultat osvojene su brojne nagrade na republičkim takmičenjima i festivalima kamerne muzike u Srbiji. Angažovan je i kao član žirija na međunarodnim pijanističkim takmičenjima, kako u zemlji tako i u inostranstvu.
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Danijel Dojčinović (born on May 23, 1986) began his musical education in 1995 at the Music School in Niš, in the class of Professor Spomenka Špirić, where he also completed his secondary music education. He graduated from the Faculty of Arts in Niš in the class of Professor Hristina Vuković.
During his education, he won numerous awards at national and international competitions, both in Serbia and abroad. Throughout his studies, he was a scholarship recipient of the City of Niš as well as the Republic of Serbia. He attended masterclasses with distinguished pedagogues and renowned pianists such as Boris Kraljević, Aleksandar Serdar, Vladimir Milošević, Rita Kinka, and others. As a soloist, during and after his studies, he performed in almost every city across Serbia. He has also given numerous notable performances with various chamber ensembles throughout the country.
He began his pedagogical career while still a student, at the “Kornelije Stanković” Music School in Prokuplje, where he achieved exceptional pedagogical results in a very short period of time at some of the most prestigious national and international competitions. He later continued his work as a piano professor at the Secondary Music School in Niš. His students have won more than 300 awards at competitions in Serbia and abroad and have become laureates with the maximum number of points at the National competition of ZMBŠS, the National festival of ZMBŠS, the National competition of UMBPS, the International Franz Liszt competition in Italy, the International Davorin Jenko competition in Belgrade, the International young pianists competition in Šabac, the International Slavenski competition in Novi Sad, the International Art in Veles competition in North Macedonia, the International Petar Konjović competition in Belgrade, and the International piano competition in Niš, where in 2017 he was proclaimed the most successful and most promising professor of the competition, as well as at the Memorial Andrija Čikić competition at Kolarac Endowment, which holds a special place in his artistic work, and many others.
Particular emphasis should be placed on the major concerts of his students held in the largest concert halls in Serbia and abroad. Among them are a full-evening concert at the Niš Music Festivities – NIMUS Niš, three concerts of Serbia’s most successful young artists at the Kolarac Endowment in Belgrade, two concerts of the region’s most successful artists in the concert hall of the Macedonian Philharmonic in Skopje, a concert at the Guarnerius Cultural Center in Belgrade, as well as many years of humanitarian concerts such as Filipovi Dani, Daljine and others. His students have also received various special awards from the Republic of Serbia in the field of arts and have participated as speakers at forums for young talents from the region.
In addition, his students have successfully continued their piano studies at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade, the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad, the Faculty of Arts in Niš, and the Music Academy in Sarajevo, achieving numerous successes at competitions and performing as soloists with orchestras. He also emphasizes to his students the great importance of collaborative music-making, which has resulted in numerous awards at national competitions and chamber music festivals in Serbia. He is also engaged as a jury member at international piano competitions both in Serbia and abroad.
