Marko Stuparević, a Serbian-American pianist, stands as a distinguished performer with an impressive portfolio comprising over 500 concerts and festival appearances in numerous countries, including the USA, Israel, France, Serbia, Iceland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Montenegro, and Slovakia. He has garnered acclaim as both a solo artist and chamber musician, leaving an indelible mark on prestigious stages around the world.

Dr. Stuparevic's outstanding achievements in the realm of piano performance have been underscored by his remarkable success in various international piano competitions. These prizes have opened doors to prestigious concert venues, including the renowned Carnegie Weill Hall in New York. His journey as a soloist has seen him collaborate with esteemed orchestras and conductors around the world. Among the notable highlights are his performances with the Connecticut Valley Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Joseph Hodge (USA), the Razgrad Philharmonic, under the direction of Krasen Ivanov (Bulgaria), and the Symphony Orchestra of the Army House of Serbia, led by the baton of Simone Fermani. Additionally, he has had the privilege of working with the National Symphony of Bulgaria, conducted by Stanislav Usev, and the Foot in the Door Ensemble, with the guidance of Glen Adsit (USA).

Notably, in 2022, Stuparević's partnership with PARMA’s Navona Records bore fruit in the creation of the digital album "Re/Creation - Russian Piano Sonatas." This album showcases exquisite renditions of piano sonatas by Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, and Medtner and has received favorable international reviews. Currently, it is under consideration for the 66th GRAMMY Awards in the Classical Album of the Year category.

In addition to his solo accomplishments, Dr. Stuparević's extensive involvement in chamber music and collaborative endeavors has added depth to his musical journey. He has been an integral part of ensembles such as the 20/20 Honors Chamber Music Program, Vagus Trio, 016 Ensemble, and Elements Ensemble. These collaborations have allowed him to share artistic synergy with celebrated figures such as double-bassist Robert Black (Bang on the Can All-Stars), violinist Elizabeth Pitcairn, soprano Maureen O’Flynn (Metropolitan Opera prima donna), and iconic Martha Graham principal dancer, Miki Orihara, among many others.

A significant milestone in his career is his partnership with saxophonist Joseph Abad in the Prometheus Duo. Since its inception in 2016, this dynamic collaboration has resulted in over 60 captivating concerts, offering audiences an enthralling journey through both new and traditional chamber music repertoire. The Duo's artistry has earned them an artist-in-residency at the Avaloch Farm Music Institute in 2016 and 2017, and their talents have been showcased on the Navona Records album “Spectra Vol.2”. The Duo's mesmerizing performances have resonated across various continents, from the USA to Iceland and Serbia. A remarkable achievement was their participation in the “Belgrade Saxperience 2019,” where they enthralled audiences with a series of six concerts across six cities in Serbia.

Dr. Stuparević serves as the Head of the Piano Department at Silver Music in New York City. Additionally, he holds positions as a piano and chamber music faculty member at Luzerne Music Center Summer Program, and the Art Ahimsa Chamber Music Festival. Dr. Stuparević has had the privilege of teaching piano masterclasses and lectures, in the United States, Serbia and in China.

As an active contributor to the world of music, Dr. Stuparević serves as the founder and Vice-President of the esteemed Music Alliance Society, based in Belgrade, Serbia. Furthermore, he is a valuable member of the Board of Directors for the Art Ahimsa Chamber Music Festival, based in Lenox, Massachusetts.

Dr. Stuparevic was granted with the Artist-in-Residency at the Avaloch Farm Music Institute, in 2017, 2018, and 2022. Furthermore, Dr. Stuparevic has been consistently recognized for his excellence by esteemed organizations. He received the Evelyn Bonar Storrs Piano Scholarship for an impressive five consecutive years from the Musical Club of Hartford, spanning from 2011 to 2016. Additionally, he has been the recipient of special awards from the Serbian Medical Society and the Belgrade Rotary Club.

He earned his doctoral degree in piano performance (DMA) at the Hartt School of Music, where he was privileged to study under the tutelage of the celebrated American pianist, Dr. Paul Rutman. His journey to mastery was guided by distinguished teachers, including Anne Koscielny, Phillip Kawin, Jokut Mihailović and Božena Griner.