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1985 – 1989
Secondary school of mechanical engineering in Trnava
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1989 – 1990
construction company “Pozemné stavby" in Trnava
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1990 – 1995
Conservatory in Bratislava, organ (Imrich Szabó)
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1994 – 1995
Diocese Conservatory in Vienna, organ (Wilhelm Lindner)
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1995 – 2000
Academy of Performing Arts, Bratislava, organ (Ivan Sokol)
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2001
private classes of organ with Johann Trummer
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since 2002
PhD. studies at the University in Graz (AT), church music (Johann Trummer)
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1985 - 1991
organist at the Franciscans‘ church in Trnava
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1991 - 1995
organist at the St. Martin’s Cathedral
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1998 - 2000
organist at the Jesuit church in Bratislava
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1998 – 2000
Church Conservatory in Bratislava, lecturer of history of church music, liturgy music, organ studies
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1999 – 2002
Cyril and Methodius Theological Faculty in Bratislava, lecturer of liturgical chant
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since 2002
Faculty of Education of the Catholic University in Ružomberok, lecturer of organ music
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2000 – 2002
editor in chief of the magazine Adoramus Te focusing on spiritual music
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1999
founder and chair of the Bach Society in Slovakia
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• - founder and programme director of the Trnava Organ Days and Piešťany Organ Days festivals • - apart from giving concerts and teaching, he also organises scientific conferences on spiritual and organ music, as well as on research and maintenance of historical organs
Stanislav Šurin appearances with the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra led by Ondrej Lenárd, Jan Rozehnal, Eberhard Kloke, artistic collaboration with Blanka Juhaňáková and Slovak Philharmonic Choir, with the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Bratislava, Bohdan Warchal Chamber Orchestra, Solamente Naturali ensemble, Slovak Sinfonietta Žilina and Musica Vocalis ensemble from Trnava (conductor Branislav Kostka), chamber music cooperation with: Miloš Valent – vn, Vladimír Jaško –tr, Juraj Mitošinka – tn, Jana Pastorková and Petra Noskaiová – ms, etc.
He is founder and programme director of the Trnava Organ Days and Piešťany Organ Days festivals. Apart from giving concerts and teaching, he also organises scientific conferences on spiritual and organ music, as well as on research and maintenance of historical organs.