Velislav Zaimov

Velislav Zaimov is a Researcher affiliated with the National Music Academy in Sofia, Bulgaria. His work bridges musical research and performance, with a focus on composition, music education, and historical performance practices. He explores topics such as implied polyphony in instrumental music, Bulgarian choral art, and the interplay between drama and music.

His research spans historical and contemporary musicology, including studies on composers like Modest Mussorgsky and Alexander Scriabin, as well as analyses of Bulgarian folk traditions and ensemble performance techniques. He has also contributed to pedagogical methods for instruments like the trombone and cello, emphasizing innovative training approaches.

Zaimov’s articles address diverse themes, from the psychoacoustic principles in audio production to the cultural significance of Bulgarian radio ensembles. He has no listed scientific awards but maintains an active academic profile through his publications and contributions to music archives.