Miloš Arsenijević je rođen u Negotinu 1997. godine. Gitaru počinje da uči kod nastavnika Dimitrija Bukatarevića u svojoj šestoj godini. Osnovnu muzičku školu „Stevan Mokranjac“ završio je u Negotinu. Školovanje nastavlja u Beogradu, gde je završio srednju školu „Josip Slavenski“ u klasi profesora Ognjena Grčka. Osnovne i master akademske studije završio je 2021. godine na FMU u Beogradu, u klasi profesorke Vere Ogrizović. Specijalističke akademske studije upisuje 2022. i završava ih 2023. godine u klasi profesora Srđana Tošića.
Usavršavao se na majstorskim radionicama kod eminentnih domaćih i stranih pedagoga i umetnika u zemlji: Dušan Bogdanović, Hubert Kepel, Anielo Deziderio, Pavel Štajdel, Tomas Oferman, Gabriel Guilen, Marko Tomajo, Srđan Tošić, Vera Ogrizović, Darko Karajić, Zoran Krajišnik, Aleksandar Hadži Đorđević, Miloš Janjić. Godine 2021. je izvodio kompoziciju Dušana Bogdanovića (Koncert za gitaru i gudače) u pratnji pijanistkinje Ivane Ružičić, za koju je dobio pozitivne kritike od samog kompozitora i poziv da snima za Radio Beograd. Osvojio je brojne nagrade na internacionalnim i domaćim takmičenjima.
Od najznačajnijih nagrada izdvajaju se sledeće:
– Međunarodni festival za klasičnu gitaru Ćustendil (Bugarska) – I nagrada (2019.godine)
– Naisus gitar festival Niš-I nagrada (2014.godine)
– Republičko takmičenje Muzičkih i baletskih škola – I nagrada (2014.godine)
– Republičko takmičenje Muzičkih i baletskih škola – I nagrada (2016.godine)
kamerni duo – Laureat
– Otvoreno takmičenje muzičkih škola Beograd – Memorijal ,,Dušan Protić“ muzičke škole „Vatroslav Lisinski“ – I nagrada (2015.godine)
– „Zlatna Nota“, Donji Milanovac – I nagrada (2012. i 2013. godine).
U rodnom Negotinu, beleži više nastupa od kojih izdvajamo koncert „Tri Negotinca na gitari“ sa profesorima Srđanom Tošićem i Ognjenom Grčkom (2016.godine). U Beogradu je nastupao kao solista: galerija Artget, Italijanski kulturni centar, Studenstski kulturni centar, Dom omladine, paviljon Cvijete Zuzorić, Narodna biblioteka Srbije…

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Miloš Arsenijević was born in Negotin in 1997. He started learning the guitar at the age of six with teacher Dimitrije Bukatarević. He completed his primary music education at the „Stevan Mokranjac“ Music School in Negotin. He continued his schooling in Belgrade, where he finished the „Josip Slavenski“ Secondary School in the class of Professor Ognjen Grčak. He completed his basic and master’s academic studies in 2021 at the Faculty of Music Arts (FMU) in Belgrade, in the class of Professor Vera Ogrizović. He enrolled in and completed his Specialist Academic Studies in 2022 and 2023 in the class of Professor Srđan Tošić.
He further developed his skills through masterclasses with eminent local and foreign pedagogues and artists, including: Dušan Bogdanović, Hubert Käppel, Aniello Desiderio, Pavel Steidl, Thomas Offermann, Gabriel Guillén, Marco Tamayo, Srđan Tošić, Vera Ogrizović, Darko Karajić, Zoran Krajišnik, Aleksandar Hadži Đorđević, and Miloš Janjić. In 2021, he performed Dušan Bogdanović’s composition (Concerto for Guitar and Strings) accompanied by pianist Ivana Ružičić, for which he received positive reviews from the composer himself and an invitation to record for Radio Belgrade. He has won numerous awards at international and national competitions.
His most notable awards include:
International Classical Guitar Festival Kyustendil (Bulgaria) – 1st prize (2019)
Naisus Guitar Festival Niš – 1st prize (2014)
Republican Competition of Music and Ballet Schools – 1st prize (2014)
Republican Competition of Music and Ballet Schools – 1st prize (2016); Chamber Duo – Laureate
Open Competition of Music Schools Belgrade – Memorial „Dušan Protić“ at the „Vatroslav Lisinski“ Music School – 1st prize (2015)
„Zlatna Nota“ (Golden Note), Donji Milanovac – 1st prize (2012 and 2013).
In his hometown of Negotin, he has performed several times, most notably the concert „Three Negotin Guitarists“ with professors Srđan Tošić and Ognjen Grčak (2016). In Belgrade, he has performed as a soloist in venues such as the Artget Gallery, the Italian Cultural Centre, the Student Cultural Centre (SKC), Dom Omladine, the Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion, and the National Library of Serbia.