zagreb academy of music造句

• She studied singing at the Zagreb Academy of Music.
• She studied at the Zagreb Academy of Music, and with Milka Kostren
  i
  .
• From 1922 to 1940, he served as professor at the Zagreb Academy of Music.
• In 1937 Ivana acquired a degree in classical piano at the Zagreb Academy of Music.
• Born in Zagreb, Klobu
  ar studied at the Zagreb Academy of Music and later in Salzburg and Paris.
• In 2008, 莈ku graduated from the Zagreb Academy of Music, in the renowned class of Darko Petrinjak.
• He studied violoncello, composition and conducting at the Zagreb Academy of Music, from which he graduated in 1926.
• He was also educated at the Zagreb Academy of Music ( Croatia ) and graduated with First Class Honours in Music Performances.
• He graduated from the Zagreb Academy of Music, Croatia, SFRY, where he studied conducting, composition, and piano.
• "' Valter Dea
  palj "'( born 1947 ) is cellist and a professor at the Zagreb Academy of Music.
• She studied at the Zagreb Academy of Music, where she sang The Witch in " H鋘sel und Gretel " in 1968.
• He doctored in law at the University of Zagreb and later studied music at the Zagreb Academy of Music under Blagoje Bersa and Franjo Dugan.
• He graduated at the Zagreb Academy of Music in the class of Svetislav Stancic and won a master's degree at the Santa Cecilia Music Academy in Rome with Carlo Zecchi.
• After taking his diploma at Conservatorium van Amsterdam he moved to Zagreb, Croatia, to study with Prof . Valter Despalj at the Zagreb Academy of Music from 2001 until 2002.
• Being immediately recognized as a specially gifted child, he entered class of Vladimir Krpan and graduated piano at the Zagreb Academy of Music as one of the youngest students in the history of this institution.
• It was founded in 1827 under title of " Musikverein " and has had different purposes through the years : organizing concerts in its concert hall, founding a music school ( today the Zagreb Academy of Music ), publishing the works of Croatian composers etc.
• After World War II in 1951 the school is broken up into the primary and secondary music school ( the present-day " Vatroslav Lisinski " School of Music ) and the university-level academy named Zagreb Academy of Music ( " Muzi
  ka akademija u Zagrebu " ), which originally had seven departments.