Curriculum Vitae
Angeliki Ploka
STUDIES:
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2003-­‐2011: studies in Music Theory (Harmony, Counterpoint, Fugue), Music Pedagogy and Piano with highest honours at the Kasiola Conservatory in Music, Trikala. §
2007-­‐2013: studies in Musicology/Music Pedagogy (Excellent -­‐ 9,03/10) at the Department of Music Studies of Aristotle University, Thessaloniki. §
2007-­‐2010: recipient of State Scholarships Foundation of Greece (IKY) for highest grades in the Department of Music Studies. §
2009-­‐2012: Many concerts as a solo singer and conductor of vocal ensembles, performing and recording contemporary repertoire of composers from the Department of Music Studies of Aristotle University. §
2013-­‐2014: as a recipient of Mrs Sarolta Kodály Scholarship, she attended the Diploma in Advanced Choral Conducting with Péter Erdei at the Kodály Institute of Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, Hungary. §
2014: She was accepted in the Singing Department at The Royal Conservatoire of The Hague. (Studies postponed until September 2015) §
2014-­‐2015: as a recipient of A.Onassis Foundation, she is attending the MA in Kodály Music Pedagogy at the Kodály Institute of Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, Hungary. SEMINARS/CONFERENCES: §
2009: 25th International Kodály Seminar – Pedagogical Course §
2011: 26th International Kodály Seminar -­‐ Choral Conducting Masterclass under Péter Erdei. §
2012: 12th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition (ICMPC) – 8th Triennial Conference of the European Society for the Cognitive Sciences of Music (ESCOM). WORK EXPERIENCE: §
2009-­‐2013: teacher of pre-­‐school music, music theory, piano, preparation for entrance exams in Music Departments of Greece and assistant conductor of Children Choir, Youth Choir and Chamber Choir of Kasiola Conservatory of Music, Trikala. §
2012-­‐2013: conductor of the Choir of the Department of Italian Literature of Aristotle University,Thessaloniki. §
2014: Piano Accompanist of St George International Choir Festival and Choir Conducting Masterclass from 25-­‐30 of August, in Asprovalta, Greece.