Gerold Gruber

Gerold Gruber is a faculty member in the Department of Musicology at the University of Vienna's Faculty of Humanities. He participates in the institution's academic structure including master's programs in Ethnomusicology, Music in Society, and Musicology, as well as the Structured Doctoral Program Performing Matters.

His research focuses primarily on historical musicology with specialization in Viennese musical traditions. Dr. Gruber contributes to several significant research initiatives examining the works of major composers and musical lineages.

His scholarly work encompasses:

• Gustav Mahler and Viennese Modernism
• Arnold Schönberg and the Vienna School
• Musician family lineages and networks
• Renaissance music through the New Senfl Edition project
• Contemporary music phenomena like viral musical trends

Dr. Gruber participates in the institution's doctoral supervision framework and contributes to the academic community through the Vienna Mahler Lectures series and related events.