Boško Radojković (1966, Serbia) completed guitar studies at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade, ex-Yugoslavia in the class of prof. Vera Ogrizović; he also completed the specialist course in chamber music in the class of prof. Olivera Đurđević in Belgrade.
He played with the ensemble that performed old music “Musica Antiqua”. He recorded for the Radio and Television of Serbia (RTS), gave master classes and was sitting in many juries, both in the country and abroad.
He has been working in music school ”KostaManojlović” in Zemun and “Josip Slavenski” in Belgrade for more than 20 years. In this time he has earned a reputation of one of the most successful pedagogues in the field of guitar teaching. His students have won numerous first prizes in the competitions in the country and abroad.
He founded Guitar Art Festival in the year 2000 and has been its director since then. Guitar Art Festival is the first and most significant event for professional guitar in Balkan and one of the best in Europe.
He also founded Yugoslav Association of Classical Guitarists in 2001 (now Serbian Association of Classical Guitarists) and he is its executive director. This is the first official association of classical guitarists ever founded in former Yugoslavia.
In the end of 2001, he gathered representatives of guitarists in the First Foundation Congress of Classical Guitarists of South East Europe and then ASEG (Association of Classical Guitarists of South East Europe) was founded. In period from January 1st, 2012 until May 2014 he was a director of Jugokoncert, the biggest concert agency for promotion of classical music in Serbia.
Since 2000 till today, he has succeeded to organize 19 editions of Guitar Art Festival in Belgrade, Serbia (13 editions of Guitar Art Summer Fest in Herceg Novi, Montenegro to found guitar trio Kings of Strings educational program of guitar classes in Belgrade and 15 cities in Serbia and many different projects and concerts where he presented the biggest guitar names.