Faculty Bio: Sibora Miloradovic

Serbian born cellist, Sibora Miloradovic, has performed in Europe, Israel, Dominican Republic and the US. She was a soloist with the Santo Domingo National Symphony Orchestra and as a concerto competition winner; she was a soloist with the KU Symphony Orchestra.

Sibora holds an Undergraduate and a Master's degree from Longy School of Music and a performance Diploma from The International Center for Music at Park University. Her main teachers were George Seaman, Iseut Chuat and Martin Storey and she had master classes with Aldo Parisot, Andre Diaz, Menahem Pressler and Yo-Yo Ma, among others. Ms.Miloradovic has performed at The FOSJA festival in Puerto Rico, The Santo Domingo Festival, The IMAI festival and is currently the principal cellist at the MostArts festival in Alfred, NY. She has also performed in many orchestras, including Waco Symphony Orchestra, Columbus Symphony Orchestra, The Santo Domingo National Symphony Orchestra, Richmond Symphony Orchestra, New Hampshire Symphony Orchestra, Fort Smith Symphony Orchestra, Hawaii Symphony Orchestra and most recently, the Syracuse Orchestra.

Throughout her career, Sibora performed with distinguished soloists such as Maxim Vengerov, Philip Entremont, Gautier Capucon, Time for Three, Ray Chen, Joshua Bell, Yo-Yo Ma as well as Andrea Bocelli, Arturo Sandoval, and Michael Bublé. As an experienced teacher, Sibora enjoys crafting lessons to best serve each individual student and their musical and technical needs. She is former faculty of The Academie Musique of Central Texas, Temple College and University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and has conducted a youth string Orchestra.

Sibora is also very passionate about chamber music and performing new music. She has collaborated with members of The New York Philharmonic, Academy of St Martin in the Fields, The Boston Symphony and the Montreal Symphony and has worked with composers Bright Sheng and the Pulitzer Prize winner, Gabriela Lena Frank.

As of 2025, Sibora, her recently retired from the Army husband, their two children, and their two Boxer dogs, made Syracuse their forever home, where Sibora maintains an active private studio, is a cello faculty at St. Peter’s Community Arts Academy in Geneva and substitutes with the Syracuse Orchestra and the Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra. Sibora can also be heard on WCNY Classic FM where she hosts the Tuesdays Dinner hour.