Biana Kovic, cellist and a filmmaker, has been featured in the New York Times, on Good Morning America, Chappaqua Public Television, Wisconsin Cello Society Newsletter, The Riverdale Press, The Lubec Light, BangorNews, The Quoddy Tides, Machias Valley News Observer, Special Redio, The Downeast and Coastal Press.

Ms. Kovic graduated from the University of Musical Arts, the Hartt Suzuki Institute,
the Chicago Suzuki Institute, and the NLP Center of New York.

A winner of many awards, Biana has performed at New York City's Carnegie Hall, Weill Recital Hall, Steinway Hall,Cami Hall, Zankel Hall, The Open Center, The Tibetan House and Avery Fisher Hall. Ms. Kovic was also invited to do her solo cello performance of The
National Anthem at Shea Stadium in 2006 and again in 2007.

She is a founder of It’s Never 2 Late Inc. – Cello Studio for Adults. In her studio, Biana uses an accelerated learning technique which makes learning fun and easy for people at any age and any stage
of their lives. Her process-oriented method has resulted in many success stories. Biana and her students have been featured in various television and in newspaper stories.

Ms. Kovic 's FullMoon Production company, a sister company of It’s Never 2 Late Inc., has produced a documentary film called “Virtuoso” featuring an 89 year old woman who begins to learn to play the cello. The Film has been accepted as an official selection in competition for the 17th Woods Hole Film Festival (WHFF).
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For More Info please call Ms. Kovic at 646 331 0578