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Contributors
Luisa Antoni (davlu@libero.it),
after receiving her diploma in piano from the Conservatory of Music in
Trieste, Luisa Antoni pursued further studies in harpsichord and composi-
tion. She holds a degree in the aesthetics of contemporary music from the
University of Trieste, where she also took her master’s degree. Her doctor-
al studies took place simultaneously at the University of Ljubljana and at
Roma Tre University (Italy). In 2010 her doctoral thesis was published in
Italian by Trauben (Turin) and in Slovene by Mladika (Trieste). She has
pursued further studies in harpsichord and historical piano with I. Grego-
letto and E. Fadini. She has studied composition with F. Nieder, M. Cardi,
F. Fanticini, R. Vaglini, M. Bonifacio and A. Corghi. Her compositions have
mainly been performed in Italy.
She is employed as a journalist at RTV Slovenia’s Koper-Capodistria Re-
gional RTV Centre.
Peter Andraschke (p.andraschke@kabsi.at)
studierte Schulmusik, Musikwissenschaft, Germanistik und Volkskun-
de in München, Berlin und, Staatsexamen, Promotion und Habilitation in
Freiburg i.Br.. Bis 2005 Professor für Musikgeschichte an der Justus-Lie-
big-Universität in Gießen. 2005-08 Gastprofessor am Wissenschaftszent-
rum Arnold Schönberg der Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst
in Wien. Internationale Gastprofessuren, Lehraufträge und Vorträge. Zahl-
463
Luisa Antoni (davlu@libero.it),
after receiving her diploma in piano from the Conservatory of Music in
Trieste, Luisa Antoni pursued further studies in harpsichord and composi-
tion. She holds a degree in the aesthetics of contemporary music from the
University of Trieste, where she also took her master’s degree. Her doctor-
al studies took place simultaneously at the University of Ljubljana and at
Roma Tre University (Italy). In 2010 her doctoral thesis was published in
Italian by Trauben (Turin) and in Slovene by Mladika (Trieste). She has
pursued further studies in harpsichord and historical piano with I. Grego-
letto and E. Fadini. She has studied composition with F. Nieder, M. Cardi,
F. Fanticini, R. Vaglini, M. Bonifacio and A. Corghi. Her compositions have
mainly been performed in Italy.
She is employed as a journalist at RTV Slovenia’s Koper-Capodistria Re-
gional RTV Centre.
Peter Andraschke (p.andraschke@kabsi.at)
studierte Schulmusik, Musikwissenschaft, Germanistik und Volkskun-
de in München, Berlin und, Staatsexamen, Promotion und Habilitation in
Freiburg i.Br.. Bis 2005 Professor für Musikgeschichte an der Justus-Lie-
big-Universität in Gießen. 2005-08 Gastprofessor am Wissenschaftszent-
rum Arnold Schönberg der Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst
in Wien. Internationale Gastprofessuren, Lehraufträge und Vorträge. Zahl-
463
