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contributors
Teresa Mazepa (teresa.mazepa@gmail.com)
Habilitated doctor, Associate Professor of the University of Rzeszów (Po-
land), cultural animator. The author of more than 80 scientific articles and
studies devoted to musical culture, 4 scientific monographs and 2 academ-
ic textbooks, participant and organizer of numerous international scientific
and scientific-practical conferences, symposia, sessions in Poland, Ukraine,
Germany, Austria. А member of Polish and Ukrainian editorial and scien-
tific and editorial boards of scientific journals.
Niall O’Loughlin (N.Oloughlin@lboro.ac.uk)
studied at the Universities of Edinburgh (MA) and Leicester (PhD) and
has specialised in the 20th and 21st-century music of Slovenia, the United
Kingdom and Poland. His book Novejša glasba v Sloveniji: osebnosti in raz
voj was published in Ljubljana in 2000. He has written over 30 papers for
Slovene Music Days symposia, given many other conference papers, writ-
ten numerous articles for Musikološki zbornik, The Musical Times, Tempo,
chapters in books and many articles for the New Grove Dictionaries of Mu
sic. In 2007 he was elected Corresponding Member of the Slovenian Acad-
emy of Sciences and Arts.
Danutė Petrauskaitė (danute15petrauskaite@gmail.com)
is a researcher and a professor at Lithuanian Academy of Music and The-
atre, a member of Lithuania Composers’ Union, Association for the Ad-
vancement of Baltic Studies (AABS) and international society “Academ-
ia Europaea”. In 1978 she graduated from Lithuanian State Conservatoire
(now Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre); in 1993 completed her
post-graduate studies at Vilnius University, in 2001–2015 led the Institute of
Musicology at Klaipėda University. The principal areas of her interest are
Lithuanian music, cultural activity of Lithuanian emigrants in exile, mu-
sic and politics. She had published 5 books and about 70 articles, made nu-
merous presentations at local and international musicological conferences.
Vlasta Stavbar (vlasta.stavbar@um.si)
is a doctor of historic sciences. She is a Library Science Senior Councillor
and Head of the Local History and Special Collections Department at the
University of Maribor. She is the custodian of the Manuscript Collection,
the Rarities and Old Periodicals Collection, as well as of General Maister’s
Library, which holds the status of a cultural monument of national impor-
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Teresa Mazepa (teresa.mazepa@gmail.com)
Habilitated doctor, Associate Professor of the University of Rzeszów (Po-
land), cultural animator. The author of more than 80 scientific articles and
studies devoted to musical culture, 4 scientific monographs and 2 academ-
ic textbooks, participant and organizer of numerous international scientific
and scientific-practical conferences, symposia, sessions in Poland, Ukraine,
Germany, Austria. А member of Polish and Ukrainian editorial and scien-
tific and editorial boards of scientific journals.
Niall O’Loughlin (N.Oloughlin@lboro.ac.uk)
studied at the Universities of Edinburgh (MA) and Leicester (PhD) and
has specialised in the 20th and 21st-century music of Slovenia, the United
Kingdom and Poland. His book Novejša glasba v Sloveniji: osebnosti in raz
voj was published in Ljubljana in 2000. He has written over 30 papers for
Slovene Music Days symposia, given many other conference papers, writ-
ten numerous articles for Musikološki zbornik, The Musical Times, Tempo,
chapters in books and many articles for the New Grove Dictionaries of Mu
sic. In 2007 he was elected Corresponding Member of the Slovenian Acad-
emy of Sciences and Arts.
Danutė Petrauskaitė (danute15petrauskaite@gmail.com)
is a researcher and a professor at Lithuanian Academy of Music and The-
atre, a member of Lithuania Composers’ Union, Association for the Ad-
vancement of Baltic Studies (AABS) and international society “Academ-
ia Europaea”. In 1978 she graduated from Lithuanian State Conservatoire
(now Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre); in 1993 completed her
post-graduate studies at Vilnius University, in 2001–2015 led the Institute of
Musicology at Klaipėda University. The principal areas of her interest are
Lithuanian music, cultural activity of Lithuanian emigrants in exile, mu-
sic and politics. She had published 5 books and about 70 articles, made nu-
merous presentations at local and international musicological conferences.
Vlasta Stavbar (vlasta.stavbar@um.si)
is a doctor of historic sciences. She is a Library Science Senior Councillor
and Head of the Local History and Special Collections Department at the
University of Maribor. She is the custodian of the Manuscript Collection,
the Rarities and Old Periodicals Collection, as well as of General Maister’s
Library, which holds the status of a cultural monument of national impor-
501
