Milica Krga completed her Bachelor of Music in Classical Performance with Honours, with the accordion as her instrumental major at the Australian Institute of Music. She was the first accordion student accepted into the Bachelor degree at the Australian Institute of Music. She commenced her accordion studies at the age of 10 with Tania Lukic-Marx, and is now continuing her studies with Elizabeth Jones.

Her repertoire includes classical transcriptions, contemporary repertoire and traditional/folk music. Milica is also a fluent performer of traditional Serbian music, and has performed both as a soloist and with other instrumentalists at Serbian clubs in the Sydney metropolitan area. In 2009 she performed as a soloist at the NSW Art Gallery, St Andrew Cathedral (Town Hall), and was also asked to perform for Viva La Gong in Wollongong.

Milica has competed in NSW state competitions, and International competitions held by the AATA (Australian Accordion Teachers Association) and the ASA (Accordion Society of Australia), other competitions include the NZAA (New Zealand Accordion Association) championships held in Auckland. In 2007 Milica competed in the NSW State Championships hosted by the ASA, the South Pacific Championship hosted by the AATA, the South Pacific Championship hosted by the NZAA and the Australasian Championship hosted by the ASA.

Milica is featured on the Accordion Society of Australia NSW Youth Orchestra CD “Celebration” as lead accordionist and soloist. Milica often acts as deputy musical director of this ensemble in overseas tours and weekly rehearsals. Milica holds a place on the Dean’s honour roll at the Australian Institute of Music.

At the beginning of 2006 Milica began teaching at the Wollongong Conservatorium of Music, she also teaches privately in the Western Suburbs of Sydney.