Schools of Music), member since 2006 School departments The School is divided into several musical departments: Piano Department String Department Wind Department Accordion Department Voice Department Poly-Instrumental Department Music Theory Department Principals Isidor Bajić, 1909–1915 Jovan Mikšik Svetolik Pašćan-Kojanov, 1930–1936 Rikard Schwarz, 1936–1941 Lajoš Kiš Milutin Ružić Hinko Marzinec Anton Tot Arsen Triva Dušan Stular Vera Tošić Rudolf Bruči Ivan Kovač Mirjana Ivković Ivan Buljovčić Stevan Divjaković Mr Radmila Rakin Martinović, 1996– Productions In recent decades, the school has produced recorded musical work (on cassette tape and CDs), as well as a historical book about music: Audio Cassette, "Karmina Burana" music CD from Karla Orfa in 1998, "120. godina od rođenja Isidora Bajića" music CD on 4 November 1999, "Muzika za Orkestar" and "Horska Muzika" music CDs on 16 May 2001, "Ljubav stvara bolji svet" of "Bajićevi slavuji" choir music CD in 2000, "Gudački orkestar M.Š. "Isidor Bajić"" music CD, Monograph "Novi Sad – a City of Music" by Marija Adamov, Zorana Kolundžije, and Mr Radmila Rakin Martinović in 27. June 2000. Accolades Students of the school have achieved success in music competitions in Serbia and abroad, averaging 100 awards per year, and receiving numerous awards for excellent performance and pedagogical achievements. One such example is the "Vuk Stefanovic Karadzic Award", received in 1999 from the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Serbia and Cultural and Educational Society of Serbia. In 2004, the school and the principal received the New Millennium Award for the Best Trade Name in Madrid for successful work and management in the field of musical education and culture. In 2007, it received the "Dr Đorđe Natošević" Award. Events The school hosts several musical events, competitions, and conferences: Isidor Bajić Piano Memorial Anton Eberst Competition Horn Competition Isidor Bajić World Piano Conference Cooperation The school cooperates with several organizations, cultural institutions, and musics schools, within Serbia and abroad. Organizations: European Music School Union (EMU) – member since 2006 Association of Music and Ballet Schools of Serbia Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) European Piano Teachers Association (EPTA) EPTA Serbia EPTA Voyvodina Cultural Institutions: Jeunesse Musicale of Novi Sad Matica srpska Cultural Center of Novi Sad Center for Cultural Animation Music Schools: The music schools of Serbia Vida Matjan Music School, Kotor, Crna Gora Fran Korun-Kozeljski Music School, Velenje, Slovenija Siklós State Music School, Siklós, Hungary Mily Balakirev Music School, Moscow, Russia Children’s Art