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1989 – 1995
State Conservatory in Bratislava (Piano Performance and Methodology of Music Education)
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1994 – 1999
Faculty of Philosophy of Comenius University in Bratislava (History and Musicology)
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1999 – 2004
internal doctoral studies at the Institute of Musicology of Slovak Academy of Science
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since 2004
independent scientific worker at the Department of Music History of Slovak Academy of Science
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since 2004
visiting pedagogue at the Faculty of Philosophy at Comenius University in Bratislava (Department of Musicology)
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since 2005
member of the Scientific Council of the Institute of Musicology at Slovak Academy of Science
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since 2007
member of work group Cantus Planus of the International Musicological Society
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since 2012
project manager of databases Slovak Early Music Database / Cantus Planus in Slovacia
PhDr. Eva Veselovská, PhD. is a Slovak musicologist and university lecturer. She studied piano performance and music education methodology at the Conservatory in Bratislava, history and musicology at the Faculty of Arts, Comenius University in Bratislava, and completed her doctoral studies at the Institute of Musicology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences.
Her research specializes in the musical culture of medieval Slovakia. Her scholarly work involves processing, analyzing, comparing, evaluating, and publishing the oldest sources of Slovak musical culture in the form of source editions (e.g. edícia UNESCO, Katolícka univerzita v Ružomberku – Catholic University in Ružomberok), fragment catalogues (edícia: Catalogus fragmentorum), and specialized scientific studies through the Slovak Early Music Database and the global database CANTUS Index.
Eva Veselovská is a member of the Cantus Planus study group of the International Musicological Society (IMS), the Scientific Board of the Institute of Musicology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, and the Scientific Board of the Music Museum of the Slovak National Museum.
She has completed several study and research trips to Hungary, Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovenia, and regularly collaborates on both international and domestic research projects.
She is the author of five monographs dedicated to medieval musical manuscripts from various Slovak regions: Mittelalterliche liturgische Kodizes mit Notation in den Archivbeständen von Bratislava I. (2002) and II. (2006) Modra (2008) Banská Štiavnica (2011) Slovak National Archive (2014) She is also co-author of five source editions: Spišský antifonár (The Spiš Antiphonary, 2008) Bratislava antiphonaries (edícia UNESCO, 2004–2007) She contributed to music theory textbooks for elementary art schools (Hudobná náuka pre základné umelecké školy, grades 1–4, 1997–2009).
For her published work, she received the Award of the Presidium of the Slovak Academy of Sciences (3rd place in the 2006 Young Researchers Competition of the SAS) and again the Award of the Presidium of the SAS (2nd place in 2008).