Hrvatsko muzikološko društvo
Zagreb, Croatia
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Founded in 1992, Hrvatsko muzikološko društvo is a non-profit association based in Zagreb, Croatia working on arts & culture, science & research, education.
The Croatian Musicological Society is a scientific and professional association of citizens that brings together musicologists and experts from related disciplines. Founded in 1992, it aims to advance musicology as a science, strengthen its position in society and encourage activity across all areas of the discipline. Its work includes publishing musicological editions and the journals Arti musices and International Review of the Aesthetics and Sociology of Music, organising lectures, domestic and international symposiums, and annual meetings of members. It also runs the Dragan Plamenac award, participates in international projects such as RISM and RILM, and has Etnomuzikološka, Pedagoška and Studentska sections. Based in Zagreb, Croatia, the society is funded largely through annual membership fees.
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Nagrada Dragan Plamenac
Arts & Culture · Croatia
Annual award for the best scientific achievement related to Croatian musical culture, established by the society in 2005.
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