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Austria, Switzerland. He also had a workshop in Luxembourg with an own composition
based on onomatopoeia (1999), and a composition recital in March, 2002. In the year 2002
he graduates from the Academy of Music and he remains to work here at the subjects
Counterpoint and later Harmony. He takes part in many national and international grants
(Prelude, Vemus) and national festivals „Toamna Muzicală Clujeană”/„Cluj-Napoca
Musical Autumn” (Sonata for strings and percution orchestra) and international festivals
„Lucian Blaga International Festival” XVIII edition (the ballet „Inviere”/ „Resurrection”.
His musical creation includes vocal, instrumental, cameral, symphonic and opera works.
Éva PÉTER, PhD (born in Cluj-Napoca on the 18th of September 1965), lecturer
professor, completed her education at the Faculty of Music Pedagogy of the “Gheorghe
Dima” Music Academy in Cluj-Napoca. At the beginning of her career, she worked as a
church organist, after which she pursued an academic career. At the present, she teaches
music theory, teaching methods, church music and organ at the Faculty of Music Pedagogy
of the Babes-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca. Her main domain of research is church
music. She intensively studies the history of the church songs, as well as the variations
of the songs included in the chorale book of the Hungarian reformed church and the
traditional ones. In January 2005, she received a PhD in Music with a thesis concerning
“Community reformed songs in the written and oral tradition of Transylvania”. Books
published in 2009: Zeneelmélet. Egyetemi jegyzet (Music Theory. Lecture notes), Napoca
Star, Cluj-Napoca; Szolfézs példatár (Solfeggio Collection), Napoca Star, Cluj-Napoca.
Ciprian Gabriel POP, PhD, born in 1977, he studied composition with Cornel
Ţăranu, Orchestration with Cristian Misievici, Music Harmony with Ede Terényi and
Counterpoint with Dan Voiculescu at the Academy of Music “Cheorghe Dima” of Cluj-
Napoca. He graduated Composition in 2000. In 2001 he graduated Master classes in
Composition Stylistics and in 2005 he was awarded the title of Doctor in Music, the
specialization of Music Composition under the coordination of Cornel Ţăranu. In present
he is lecturer Mus.D. in the field of Electronic Music Technology, Harmony of Music, Music
Forms and Analysis, Music Reading, Instrumental Theory, Music Informatics, within the
"Gheorghe Dima" Music Academy of Cluj-Napoca. He was awarded with Special Prize
of Romanian Compositors and Musicologists Union (RCMU) - 2003, RCMU Prize –
2007, Third Prize at International Composition Contest Reinl Stiftung – Viena – 2008 and
George Enescu Museum Prize within George Enescu International Festival – 2010.
Luana STAN is a Lecturer for the Music Department of the Quebec University
in Montreal (since 2008) and for the UTA - Sherbrooke University (since 2011). She
also teaches Music Initiation at the Youth School - Music Departement of the Montreal
University. Ph.D. of the Montreal University & Paris IV Sorbonne University (2008 –
Does a musical romanity exist?, Prof. Jean-Jacques Nattiez & Prof. Marc Battier), M.A.
of the Paris IV Sorbonne University (2000 - DEA Music and Musicology of the XX th
century, Prof. Marc Battier), B.A. of the George Enesco Art University (1998; Musicology,
Music Eudcation, Piano), she took part in many sessions of medieval, gregorian and
polyphonic chant (Royaumont Abbey, St-Jean d’Angely Abbey, Moissac Abbaye, France)
and schenkerien analysis (Jagelonsky University, Poland), Bach Academy (Cluj-Napoca,
Romania). She obtained numerous grants from the Romanian Education Ministry, Montreal
University, Soros Foundation, Royaumont Abbey, Pepsi grand and Maryvonne-Kendergi
grant. She published articles in Spain, France, USA, Canada and Romania.
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