Rococo pieces to the works of Paul Hindemith and Igor Stravinsky. Milojević took part in these concerts as an organizer, lecturer, conductor, and piano accompanist. Within the auspices of the association, he started and edited sheet music publishing, an activity of extraordinary importance. Beside Milojević's compositions, “Collegium musicum” published a number of works by Serbian, Slovenian, and Croatian composers (chronologically): Predrag Milošević, Slavko Osterc, Lucijan Marija Škerjanc, Anton Neffat, Jakov Gotovac, Petar Konjović, Božidar Sirola, Milenko Živković, Bogomir-Bogo Leskovac, and Vojislav Vučković. In regard to such endeavor, Konjović remarked: “Through the activities of Miloje Milojević, ‘Collegium musicum’ by its selections, editorship, print and technical appearance, represented a big step toward Europization of Serbian and Yugoslav music culture” (compare with P. Konjović, Miloje Milojević, composer and music writer, Belgrade: SASA, 1954, 177). Milojević was a regular piano accompanist at concerts of his wife, the first Serbian concert singer, Ivanka Milojević. As a folklorist, he explored, transcribed, and interpreted musical folklore of Kosovo and Metohija, Macedonia, and Monte Negro. He produced a number of works in this field and transcribed nearly 900 melodies and dances. He was attracted to folklore, both as a researcher and a composer, thus was also fond of the idea of composing art music upon folk tunes. His folk transcriptions entitled Folk songs and dances from Kosovo and Metohija were published recently, edited by Dragoslav Dević (Belgrade: Zavod za udžbenike—Karić fondacija, 2004). The music school in Kragujevac bears the name of Miloje Milojević. His legacy, classified and catalogued is kept in the family archives of Milojević's grandson, academician Vlastimir Trajković, composer and Professor of Composition and Orchestration at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade. Selected recordings Miloje Milojević, The Macedonian Berceuse – Two love songs, Ivanka Milojević, voice, Miloje Milojević, piano. Gramofonska ploča, „Pathé – France, (19?). Miloje Milojević, The Nymph – Japan – The Prayer of the Jugović Mother to the Evening Star, Ljiljana Molnar-Talajić, soprano, Nada Vujičić, piano. Gramofonska ploča, Radio televizija Beograd, Edition: „Anthology of Serbian Music”, Belgrade, 1977. Miloje Milojević, Miniatures, op. 2, Biljana Gorunović, piano, CD. Produkcija gramofonskih ploča Radio televizije Srbije, Belgrade, 2001. Music for violoncello and piano by Serbian composers, Dušan Stojanović, violoncello, Radmila Stojanović, piano. Miloje Milojević: The Nymph, The Christmas Song, The Legende of Yéphimia. CD. Učiteljski fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu i Dušan Stojanović, Belgrade 2009 Identities of Serbian music in 20th–21st centuries, songs and music for piano. Miloje