Kathariou Angeliki

Kathariou Angeliki serves as a Professor in the Department of Music Science & Art at the University of Macedonia, Greece. Her academic foundation includes advanced training from the University of York and the Conservatorio Statale di Novara, establishing her expertise in vocal performance and musicology.

Her educational qualifications are:

• Doctorate (PhD), Department of Music, University of York, England
• Master of Arts in Music (Contemporary Studies), Department of Music, University of York, England
• Bachelor's degree (Excellent 9.33), Department of Music Science and Art, University of Macedonia
• Laurea Universitaria - Diploma di Canto (Excellent 9.25), Conservatorio Statale di Novara, Italy

Professor Kathariou's research centers on operatic repertoire spanning Baroque to contemporary eras, with specialized focus on vocal works by Benjamin Britten and Kurt Weill. She investigates the singer-composer collaboration in 21st-century musical theater and the historical evolution of recitativo from the Camerata Fiorentina to Schoenberg. Her work actively promotes Greek classical music through scholarly research, concert presentations, and recordings, while advancing pedagogical methodologies in monody and vocal technique.

Her extensive teaching portfolio encompasses voice education, monody instruction, chamber music, and operatic performance across undergraduate and postgraduate levels. She supervises thesis composition and delivers specialized courses in vocal technique for choir directors, emphasizing practical application and artistic development in vocal performance.