Professor, Solfeggio
National Academy of Music 'Prof. Pancho Vladigerov'
Musicologist and professor of solfeggio and contemporary music theory at the National Academy of Music.
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Musicologist and professor of solfeggio and contemporary music theory at the National Academy of Music.
Angelina Petrova is a Bulgarian musicologist, theorist and educator with a sustained focus on contemporary music theory, solfeggio and twentieth-century Bulgarian music. The current Music Theory Department page at the National Academy of Music lists her as Professor in solfeggio. Her Institute for Art Studies profile identifies her principal research areas as solfeggio, contemporary music theory, musical hermeneutics and contemporary Bulgarian music. In 1993 she completed a PhD on contemporary linear trends, and in 1997 specialised with Gernot Gruber at Universität Wien. Her principal books include 'Composer Lazar Nikolov' (2003) and 'Solfeggio and the Compositional Methods of the Twentieth Century' (2008), as well as the co-authored project 'My World'. Her publications address solfeggio, aural analysis, meter/rhythm and post-tonal syntax. Crossref/Oxford Music Online also confirms her authorship of reference entries. No formal BSMT role was established from public sources.
National Academy of Music 'Prof. Pancho Vladigerov'
She works on solfeggio as an analytical discipline, contemporary music theory and twentieth-century Bulgarian music, with particular interest in Lazar Nikolov and post-tonal aural models.
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