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Bátori Mária -- Editors

Katalin Kim-Szacsvai

Born Education	in 1967 Tirgu-Mures/Marosváráshely
1985–1990 1995–1998 1997 1999–2000	Academy of Music, Cluj-Napoca/Kolozsvár, Departement of Musicology Ph.D. program of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest Dissertation in preparation: "Repertoire der Figuralmusik in Ungarn des 18. Jahrhunderts (Eisenstadt/Kismarton, Gyor, Sopron)". Tutors: Univ. Prof. László Somfai and Univ. Prof. Friedrich W. Riedel Ph.D. program (one semester) of the Johannes Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz, in the framework of DAAD. Ph.D. program (one academic year) of the Johannes Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz, in the framework of DAAD.
Professional activities
1990–1993 1990–1992 1992–1993 1993–1998	Lecturer (theory of music, musicology) at the Academy of Music, Cluj-Napoca/Kolozsvár, Departement of Musicology Researcher and librarian at the Academy of Music, Cluj-Napoca/Kolozsvár Editor at the State Television and Radio Studio, Cluj-Napoca/Kolozsvár Contractual research at the Institute of Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Hungarian Music History. Research field: the Central-European and Hungarian vocal-instrumental repertoire in the 18^th century. Preparatory works of a number of chapters for Magyarország zenetörténete III. (1680–1820)
1998–2002 2002–	Young research fellow at the Institute of Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Hungarian Music History. Research field: (1) the sources of the 18^th century vocal-instrumental repertoire in Hungary, (2) Ferenc Erkel Operas I. Bátori Mária (critical edition) Junior member at the Institute of Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Hungarian Music History. Research field: (1) the sources of the 18^th century vocal-instrumental repertoire in Hungary (2) Ferenc Erkel Operas II. Hunyadi László (critical editing)
Awards and scholarships
1995–1998 1997 1998–1999 1999–2000 2000 2002 2003	Kodály-scholarship DAAD Forschungskurzstipendium, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz Stiftung Aktion Österreich Ungarn. Vienna, research residencies. In collaboration with Prof. Dr. Herbert Seifert (Vienna, Institute for Musicology). Field of research: "Kirchenmusikalisches Repertoire Österreich und Ungarn, 18. Jahrhundert". DAAD Forschungs-Jahresstipendium, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz. Research residencies in Mainz, Berlin and Köln (Joseph Haydn-Institut) Research residencies at Domarchiv and Esterházy-Schlossarchiv in Eisenstadt supported by AKP (Academic Research Program) Klebelsberg-scholarship, research residency, Vienna, Eisenstadt Price of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences for Young Scholars
List of publications Studies A gyulafehérvári székesegyház kottagyujteménye a 18. század végén (Die Notensammlung der Kathedrale zu Karlsburg am Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts) in: Zenetudományi dolgozatok 1992–1994, MTA Zenetudományi Intézete / Institut für Musikwissenschaft der Akademie der Wissenschaften, Budapest, 1996, 68–84. Princes et musiciens en Europe Centrale: autour de la famille Esterházy, Budapest, 1996, 2–8. Instrumente- und Musikalienverzeichnisse der Jesuiten zur Zeit der Auflösungen, in: Musik der geistlichen Orden in Mitteleuropa zwischen Tridentinum und Josephinismus. Konferenzbericht Trnava, 16.–19. 10. 1996, Bratislava, 1997, 285–301. Dokumente über das Musikleben der Jesuiten. Instrumente- und Musikalienverzeichnisse zur Zeit der Auflösungen, Studia Musicologica, Tom 39., Fasc. 3–4., Budapest, 1998, 283–366. The Documents of the Benedek Istvánffy’s Career in the Repertoire Sources of Pannonhalma, Sopron and Eisenstadt, in: Benedek Istvánffy: Offertories, Saint Benedict Mass (= Musicalia Danubiana 19), MTA Zenetudományi Intézete / Institut für Musikwissenschaft der Akademie der Wissenschaften, Budapest, 2002, IX–XXI. Eighteenth and Early-Nineteenth-Century Hungarian Ecclesiastical Repertoires, in: Circulation of music in Europe 1600–1900, European Science Foundation, 2003, 70–98. Critical editions Erkel, Ferenc: Bátori Mária (= Erkel Ferenc Operas I). Issued by the Institut for Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Széchényi National Library, Rózsavölgyi, Budapest 2002. Istvánffy Benedek: Offertorium de Beata Virgine Maria, in Benedek Istvánffy: Offertories, Saint Benedict Mass (= Musicalia Danubiana 19), Institut for Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 2002, 45–97.

Miklós Dolinszky

Born
Education


in 1962 Budapest



1982–1987

1992

1996–1998 Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, Budapest, Department of Musicology

University Doctor's Degree, Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music

Ph.D. program of the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music


Professional activities


1990–1996

1993–1999

1998–

2002– Dramaturge, Hungarian State Opera House

Lecturer, Loránd Eötvös University, Department of Aesthetics

Lecturer, Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, Department of Musicology

Assistant professor of music aesthetics and chamber music, Pécs University, Department of Music

1998–2002

2002–

Young research fellow at the Institute of Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Hungarian Music History. Research field: (1) the sources of the 18^th century vocal-instrumental repertoire in Hungary, (2) Ferenc Erkel Operas I. Bátori Mária (critical edition)

Junior member at the Institute of Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Hungarian Music History. Research field: (1) the sources of the 18^th century vocal-instrumental repertoire in Hungary (2) Ferenc Erkel Operas II. Hunyadi László (critical editing)



List of publications

Books

A Mozart-urhajó (Spaceship Mozart), selected essays, Pécs 1999

Szóról szóra – Karinthy-passió (Word by word: The Karinthy-Passion), essays on the the Hungarian writer Frigyes Karinthy, Budapest 2001

N. Harnoncourt: A zenei párbeszéd, transl. and introduced, Budapest 2002


Critical editions

J. Haydn: Sonatas for Piano, 3 Vols., Budapest, 1995

J. Haydn: Piano Pieces, 2 Vols., Budapest, 1996

F. Schubert: Piano Pieces, 2 Vols., Budapest 1995

F. Schubert: Dances for Piano, 2 Vols., Budapest, 1998

F. Schubert: Die schöne Müllerin, Budapest, 1999

F. Schubert: Winterreise, Budapest, 1999

A. Dvorák: Piano Pieces, 2 Vols., Budapest, 2000, 2001