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Momir Novakovič – akordeonininkas iš Serbijos, akordeono disciplinos dėstytojas Estijos muzikos ir teatro akademijoje ir Lasnamäe muzikos mokykloje Taline, Estijoje.
Momiras studijavo giliausias akordeono muzikos tradicijas puoselėjančioje Serbijos mokykloje, Kragujevaco muzikos mokykloje baige mokslus pas visame pasaulyje pripažintą dėstytoją prof. Milijan Bjelitic. Magistrantūros studijas baigė Svizzera Italiana konservatorijoje, Lugane, Šveicarijoje.
Momir dažnai galima išgirsti atliekant solines programas, taip pat ir įvairių ansamblių sudėtyse.Trio Ambasador narys. Atlikėjas nuolatos bendradarbiauja su kompozitoriais, tokiais kaip Nadir Vassena, Wolfgang Rhim, Mattias Steinhauer, Giovanni Santini, Alessio Sabella, Tamara Basaric ir kt., kurie, atlikėjo iniciatyva, sukūrė naujos modernios muzikos akordeonui .Atlikėjas pelnė daugiau nei 40 apdovanojimų tarptautiniuose konkursuose, tarp kurių – 2008m. 2-oji vieta pasaulio akordeonistų čempionate “Coupe mondiale” , 2-oji vieta akordeonistų konkurse “Città di Castelfidardo” Italijoje.
2014 m. Momir apdovonotas Ambassador Club prizu Lugane už pelnytą 2-ąją vietą tarptautiniame visų muzikos instrumentų konkurse Prix Credit Suisse ir aukštus pasiekimus muzikinėje karjeroje. Prie sėkmingos Momir karjeros prisidėjo Bazelio Fritz Gerber fondas bei Jugoslavijos Princesė Elizabeta.
2021m. Tarptautinio akordeonistų festivalio “AccordionfEST” iniciatorius ir meno vadovas.
Momir Novakovic is a Serbian accordionist, based in Estonia. Momir is known as a soloist and
chamber musician who performed in various festivals and occasions across the world.
He is currently teaching accordion at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre as well as in Lasnamäe music school in Tallinn. Momir has won over 40 awards in international music competitions. In 2008 he won the Coupe Mondiale competition for classical accordion in Glasgow, Scotland, and took 2nd place in the international accordion competition “Città di Castelfidardo” in Italy, which are the highlights of his competition carrier.
In 2011 he received the Ambassador Club prize in Lugano (CH) as a reward for his musical achievements and in 2014 the 2nd prize in the internal all-instruments competition Prix Credit Suisse at the Conservatory of Lugano. Momir has graduated with distinction from Serbia’s most prestigious accordion high school, Kragujevac Music School, studying under one of the most recognized accordion teachers in the world Miljan Bjeletic. At Conservatorio Della Svizzera Italiana in Lugano, Switzerland, he gained the title of Master in Arts of Music.
Momir’s career was supported by Fritz Gerber’s foundation from Basel and by HRH Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia. He was part of Trio Ambassador, Balù, 900 epresente, and has collaborated with several composers of modern classical music such as Nadir Vassena, Wolfgang Rhim, Mattias Steinhauer, Giovanni Santini, Alessio Sabella, Tamara Basaric, and others.