Senka Soldatović was born in Novi Sad, Serbia. in the artistic family Soldatović, granddaughter of the sculptor Jovan Soldatović ( https://jovan.soldatovic.org/ ).
After finishing Ballet school and then “Isidor Bajić“ Music High School, she studied singing at the Department of Music, Academy of Arts, University of Novi Sad.
After graduating in 2005, she continued her studies and became Master of Arts in 2008, taught by the prof. Vera Kovač Vitaki.
Since 2001 she has worked as first soloist of the Opera at the Serbian National Theatre in Novi Sad (the oldest national theater in the region) and has held a full-time position as a voice teacher at “Isidor Bajić” Music School since 2004.
In 2009 October until 2010 July she studied with the prof. Martin Klietmann at the Department of Song and Oratorio, Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Graz (Austria).
In 2019 she optained her PHD in Art at the Academy of Arts, University of Novi Sad.

As a soloist of the opera Senka has played the following operatic roles: Musetta “La Bohème” (G. Puccini), Gilda “ Rigoletto“ (G. Verdi), Adina “L’Elisir d’amore” (G. Donizetti), Pamina “Die Zauberflote“ (W. A. Mozart), Zerlina “Don Giovanni“ (W. A. Mozart), Anna “The Duke of Reichstadt” (P. Stojanović), Anita “Apple” (J. Strauss Jr.), Luigia “Viva la mamma”(G. Donizetti), Evica “Pokondirena tikva” (M. Logar) , Coutess Stasi “The Csárdás Princess” (E. Kálmán)…
Among numerous concerts both home and abroad she can emphasize solo concerts in Novi Sad (Serbia), Belgrade (Serbia), Kraljvo (Serbia), in Baden (Austria), Dortmund (Germany), Gent (Belgium), Osijek (Croatia), Balašiha ( Rusia)…
As a professor of solo singing, her students are the winners of scholarships from the fundation for the promotion of youth vocal art “Melanija Bugarinović and daughter Mirjana Kalinović – Kalin”, as well as numerous awards at competitions in the country and abroad.
In 2013, 2015, 2018 and 2019, she received the Talent Award, which is given to the most successful and talented students and their mentors in the field of science, music, culture and art, and is awarded by the Provincial Secretariat for Sports and Youth of AP Vojvodina.
As a member of the jury, she participated in international competitions: “Lav Mirski” in Osijek (Croatia), “Vera Kovač Vitkai”, Novi Sad (Serbia), “Lazar Jovanović”, Belgrade (Serbia), “Slovenski susreti”, Balashikha (Russia), “Radmila Bakočević”, Kragujevac (Serbia), “Nikola Cvejić”, Ruma (Serbia)…

Aleksandar Uzelac was born in Novi Sad, where he graduated classical piano at the Academy of Arts in 2005, after which he worked as a piano teacher at the Isidor Bajić Music School for 8 years.

In 2013, he continued his professional life in Montreal, Canada, where he got accepted into master’s jazz piano studies at McGill University, in the class of outstanding jazz pianists and educators, Jean-Michel Pilc and Jeff Johnston. During his studies, he collaborated with numerous jazz composers and musicians such as John-Edward Hollenbeck, Christine Jensen, etc.

He has won several prestigious Canadian scholarships and funds for outstanding academic achievement and projects such as the Canadian Graduate Master Scholarship, Lallemand Bursary and Tomlinson Fellowship. He is an active member of several musical ensembles, of which AUT (Aleksandar Uzelac Trio) and duo Sensa (with Senka Nedeljkovic, soprano) stand out.