Lenka Hlávková - Curriculum Vitae#

Education:

• 1998 Mgr. (M.A.) in musicology (with Jaromír Černý), Charles University Prague
  
• 2004 Ph.D. in musicology (with Jaromír Černý), Charles University Prague


Professional career:

• since 2004 Senior lecturer, Institute of Musicology, Charles University Prague
  
• 2002 - 2004 Lecturer, Institute of Musicology, Charles University Prague
• 2012 - 2015 director of the Institute of Musicology, Charles University Prague
  
• since 2015 deputy director of the Institute of Musicology, Charles University Prague
  
• 2010, 2012 - 2013 maternity leave
  
• 2007 - 2008 guest lecturer in music history before 1600, Technische Universität Dresden (Germany)
  
• 2004 DAAD Fellowship, research in Munich, Wolfenbüttel, Berlin (Germany)
  
• 1999 - 2000 DAAD Scholarship for Ph.D. Students, Humboldt-Universität Berlin (Germany)

Research projects

• 2019 (-2023) Old Facts, New Myths: Czech Lands in the Centre of 15th century Music Developments
  
• 2016 - 2019 HERA JRP Sound Memories: The Musical Past in Late-Medieval and Early-Modern Europe
  
• 2015-2017 Changing Identities in the Music of Central Europe in the late Middle-Ages
  
• 2010-2011 The Musical Culture of Silesia before 1742 from Polish and Czech Perspectives

Organisation of international conferences

• 2017 45th International Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference (Prague)
  
• 2016 Charles IV (1316 - 1378) and the Musical Heritage of His Era (Prague/Czech Academy of Sciences)
  
• 2012 Central European Identities in the Fifteenth Century. Jaromír Černý (1939-2012) in memoriam (international roundtable, 19th Congress of the IMS, Rome)
  
• 2011 The Musical Culture of Silesia before 1741 (Wroclaw)
  
• 2010 The Musical Culture of the Czech Lands and Central Europe before 1620 – II. (Prague)
  
• 2009 The Musical Heritage of the Jagiellonian Era (Warsaw)
  
• 2006 The Musical Culture of the Czech Lands and Central Europe before 1620 (Prague)

Numerous conference and invited lectures (e.g. Munich, Münster, Regensburg, Warsaw, Zurich, Utrecht: KNVM/STIMU Symposium "Editing the past" 2018; Cascaís: „The Anatomy of Polyphony around 1500“ 2018, etc.)