Study programme
Publications
- Septem Dies : Music at Prague University 1360-14602021 | Faculty of Arts
- Using the Past as Model: Musical Scripts in Books of the Prague Diocese2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The Beginnings of Liturgical Chant at St Vitus' Cathedral, Prague2019 | Faculty of Arts
- The Liturgical Program of Medieval Chapters2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Arnestus of Pardubice and the Office in the Prague Cathedral2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Monastery Prague church - the history and appearance of the Bishop's campus in the years 1000-13502019 | Faculty of Arts
- The Prague Troper and Its Legacy for the Notational Practice in the Diocese of Prague2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Saving and Transforming Sound Memories: Motivations, Strategies, Techniques2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Contemporary Trends in the Perfomrmance of Gregorian Chant2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The Strahov Fragments and their Relationship to the Prague Chant Tradition2017 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Introduction to Musicology +1AFRV1046 | Faculty of Arts
- Neumes +1AHV100014 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar in Medieval Monophony +2AHV100072 | Faculty of Arts
- Gregorian Chant +1AHV100115 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Musicology IAHV110004 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Musicology IIAHV110005 | Faculty of Arts
- Music Paleography IAHV110045 | Faculty of Arts
- Gregorian Chant IIAHV110142 | Faculty of Arts
- Gregorian Chant IAHV110152 | Faculty of Arts
- Gregorian Chant - ExerciseAHV110157 | Faculty of Arts
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