Alexandra BELIBOU

Alexandra BELIBOU is a PhD Lecturer at the Department of Music Performance and Pedagogy, Faculty of Music, Transilvania University of Brașov. Her work bridges musicology with modern interdisciplinary approaches, focusing on music education technology, therapeutic applications, and 20th-century compositional analysis. She holds a prominent position in advancing digital pedagogy through software integration.

Research Interests:

• Music therapy methodologies emphasizing pluralistic approaches in clinical settings
• AI applications in music composition and education
• Analysis of 20th-century composers like Schoenberg, Reich, and Pärt
• Cultural studies of folk music traditions (e.g., Irish dance music, Romanian psalmic liturgy)

Publications Trends: Recent work explores pandemic-era musician well-being, AI-assisted composition tools, and the intersection of music with medicine/physics. Earlier research delves deeply into psalmic text settings across centuries, minimalist techniques, and numerical symbolism in atonal music.

Her teaching and research emphasize bridging traditional musicology with emerging technologies, as seen in proposals for software-based creativity workshops and interdisciplinary curricula.