Josif MARINKOVIĆ Composer, choirmaster; (b. Vranjevo, 11. ? 1851 – d. Belgrade, 13 May 1931)

Conductor of the Belgrade Singing Society, Academic Singing Society Obilić, singing teacher at the Second Belgrade Gymnasium

Membership of Serbian Learned Society (SLS): Board for Art; full member from 30 January 1884

Membership of Serbian Royal Academy (SRA): honorary member from 15 November 1892; Academy of Arts; corresponding member from 5 Febuary 1907

Biography and bibliography: GGB 1 (1954) 255–278 (P. Bingulac). – GGB 2 (1955) 431–442 (I. Marinković). – SKA God. 20 (1907) 325–369 i 35 (1927) 268–269. – GGB 1 (1954) 279–283 (L. Marinković). – Muz. E 2 (1974) 531–532 (S. Đurić Klajn). – LPJ 4, 113 (P. Adamović) – SKG n. s. 33 (1931) 238–240 (V. R. Đorđević). – GGB 1 (1954) 284–287 (I. i V. Marinković). – Ogled srpske muzičke bbl, 208–212 + 345–358 (V. R. Đorđević).

Obituary: LMS 328 (1931) 285–286 (Anonymous). – MG 4 (1931) 144–147 (P. Krstić). – ŽR 7 (1931) 554–555 (Anonymous). – SKA God. 40 (1932) 113–114 (B. Gavrilović).

Photograph: SANU–F 358, 358/1–2