Galina Apostolova

Galina Apostolova is affiliated with the National Music Academy, holding a position in the Department of Music Performance Art, Faculty of Music Performance Art. Her work spans musicology, pedagogy, and performance studies. She has contributed to research on ensemble dynamics, historical musical practices, and interdisciplinary links between music and drama.

Her research interests include the analysis of musical textures, innovative teaching methods in solfège and instrumental training, and the preservation of cultural heritage through arrangements of folk music. She explores historical figures like Anton Dikov and Nikolay Kaufman, examining their contributions to Bulgarian and Jewish musical traditions.

Her articles reflect a focus on bridging historical studies with contemporary performance practices, such as examining Scriabin’s cosmic symbolism or German cello pedagogy in the 19th century. While no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, her prolific output highlights expertise in music education and performance art.