• born on 7 August 1957 in Skopje (FYR Macedonia)
• since 1963 live in Zagreb (Croatia)
• attended primary (Većeslav Holjevac) and secondary comprehensive (high) school (IV. gimnazija) as well as primary and secondary music school (Vatroslav Lisinski) in Zagreb
• from 1976-1981 studied theoretical mathematics at the Faculty of Science (Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet) at the University of Zagreb
• from 1978 studied at the Department of Music Culture at the Zagreb Academy of Music, and in Juni 1984 graduated from Music Academy with a thesis: The choir conductor (full professor Vladimir Kranjčević)
• in 1980-1981 attended music therapy (medicine for music therapists, methodology and exercises) at Sestre milosrdnice (Sisters of Mercy) Hospital in Zagreb
• from 1981 studied musicology at the Department of Musicology and Music Journalism at the Zagreb Academy of Music
• B.A. in musicology in 1989 at the University of Zagreb (Zagreb Academy of Music) with the thesis: Krsto Odak – bio-bibliographical study with particular insight into  composer’s choral opus of sacral contents (full member academician Lovro  Županović) in 1984 awarded by Rector of the University of Zagreb (Rector of the University
• Award) for musicology (article: The original choral works by Fran Lhotka / Izvorne zborske skladbe Frana Lhotke)
• in 2008 awarded by Annual Award “Dragan Plamenac” of the Croatian Musicological Society for a year 2007 (together with Koraljka Kos and Sanja Majer-Bobetko), for the editorial work on Collected papers: Božidar Kunc (1903. – 1964.). Život i djelo / Božidar Kunc (1903 – 1964). Life and Opus, Zbornik radova s muzikološkog skupa održanog u Zagrebu, Hrvatska, 2-22. studenoga 2003., ur. Koraljka Kos i Sanja Majer-Bobetko, Hrvatsko muzikološko društvo, Zagreb 2007. / Collected papers of the Proceedings of the Musicological Symposium held in Zagreb, Croatia, on November 20-22, 2003, eds. Koraljka Kos & Sanja Majer-Bobetko, Croatian Musicological Society, Zagreb 2007.
• since 2006 attended postgraduate interdisciplinary doctoral study of the croatology at the Faculty of the Croatian Studies at the University of Zagreb
• member of the Musicological Department of Croatian Music Institute (since 1988), i.e. Croatian Music Institute (since 1989), Croatian Musicological Society (since 1992) and member of management committee of Croatian Musicological Society  (since may 2007), Croatian Society of the Music Theorists (since 1997) and Croatian Composers’ Society (since 2000)

• continuously being active as a choir conductor, mostly working with school choruses (children and female choir ensembles) also as a choir accompanist (in Academician mixed choir Ivan Goran Kovačić)
• from 1983-1998 working as a music pedagogue and teacher of music in primary school (from 1983-1991 in Ivan Cankar) and high school (from 1993-1998 in Gornjogradska gimnazija and from 1996-1998 in X. Gimnazija) in Zagreb
• collaborator of scientific journals (Arti musices, Sv. Cecilija, Cantus, Kolo Matice hrvatske, HaGeZe) and news (Vijenac), also collaborator of Zagrebački leksikon (2006) as well as radio (at Radio-Television Zagreb, presently Croatian Radio and Television) mostly at its 3rd programme (in 1984, 1988, 1992, 2000)
• collaborator of projects connected with publishing Croatian music on CD (Prosoli Production: Sacred Music / Sveta glazba – Collection Alleluia / Zbirka Aleluja; Croatian Singing Association Slavulj from Petrinja)
• since november 1998 research assistant of the Department for History of Croatian Music at the Institute for History of Croatian Literature, Theatre and Music at the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts (HAZU) in Zagreb
• since 2001 collaborator of Croatian RILM (Repertoire International de Litterature Musical) Committee
• since 2002. collaborator of the Scientific Project of the Ministry of Science, Education and Sport of the Republic of Croatia: Hrvatska glazbena historiografija do 1945. godine / The Croatian music Historiography until 1945 (voditeljica projekta dr. sc. Sanja Majer-Bobetko / project head dr. sc. Sanja Majer-Bobetko)
• since 2004 being active as a music pedagogue: author of two textbooks: Glazbena umjetnost III / Music art III published in 2006, and Glazbena umjetnost IV / Music art IV published in 2007, for secondary school; in 2004 – 2005 also author of the textbook reviews (for the textbook Glazbena umjetnost I / Music art I published in 2005, and Glazbena umjetnost II / Music art II published in 2005, both for secondary school) and author of two manual reviews (Glazbena umjetnost I / Music art I: Manual for secondary school teachers in music art in the first grade of secondary school,  published in 2005, and Glazbena umjetnost II / Music art II: Manual for secondary school teachers in music art  in the second grade of secondary school, published in 2005);
• in 2006 and 2007 participated in work of County Expert Councils as a lectures (Rijeka, Split, Osijek, Zagreb)
• since 2006 candidate for s doctor' s degree (Ph.D.) at the Croatian Studies / Studia croatica (Hrvatski studiji) of the University of Zagreb
• participated activley in a number of (musicological) symposia in Croatia and abroad
• author of about 70 original scientific and other papers, more than 60 of them have been published

Music culture in the period of Romanticism as well as 20th century music, particularly history of Croatian music in 2nd half of the 19th  and 1st half of the 20th century, both sacred and secular vocal music.

• 16 December 1983 – scientific symposium on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of birth of Fran Lhotka, organized by Croatian Composers’ Society and held in Zagreb (paper: The Original Choral Works by Fran Lhotka)
• 29 June 1984 – on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of death of Franjo Dugan Jr., organized by Croatian Composers’ Society and held in Zagreb (paper: String Quartet by Franjo Dugan Jr.)
• 27 September 1988 – scientific symposium on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of birth of Krsto Odak, organized by JAZU: Institute for Scientific Work Varaždin, and in the frame of Varaždin Baroque Evenings, held in Varaždin (paper: The Contribution of Krsto Odak to Sacred Music)
• 7 – 12 November 1992 – scientific symposium dedicated to Ferdo Wiesner Livadić’s opus and life (Ferdo Livadić Samoborski – life and opus), held in Samobor and Zagreb (paper: Sacral Compositions by Ferdo Livadić)
• 28 – 30 September 2000 – International musicological symposium on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of birth of Ivan Padovec, held in Zagreb and Varaždin (paper: Musical models from operas and operettas in Padovec’s guitar transcriptions)
• 20 – 21 October 2000 – Musicological symposium Slavonic Musical Herritage (Memorial of Dora Pejačević) held in Našice (paper: Composing ouvre of Vjekoslav Klaić)
• 28 October 2001 – scientific symposium Epilogue about Boris Papandopulo organized on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of composer’s death, held in Ronjgi (paper: Istrian frescos from Beram by Boris Papandopulo)
• 15 December 2001 – International symposium Religious themas in music organized by Faculty of Philosophy of Jesus Company, held in Zagreb: Faculty of Philosophy (paper: The Opus of Rudolf Matz in the Field of Church Music)
• June 2001 – The 2nd Meeting of the Croatian Musicological Society, held in Zagreb and organized by Croatian musicological society (paper: Some Refelections about Criteria of the Inclusion of bibliographical data in Bibliographia musicologica croatica, published in the Review Arti musices
• 25 – 28 April 2002 – The 3rd International symposium Passion inheritance 2002: “Passion as an exhaustible inspiration of culture”, held in Vrbnik on the Island of Krk (paper: Passsions in the Croatian authorial music creation with particular insight into creation of the 20th century)
• 20 – 21 September 2002 – The 3rd musicological symposium titled Out of the Istrian musical treasury: Music education in Istria during the centuries – in memoriam Slavko Zlatić, held in Novigrad and Grožnjan (paper: Istrian and north-littoral motives as incentive in secular /vocal/ opus of Boris Papandopulo. The contribution to the research for the composer’s creation in the field of solo song)
• 9 October 2002 – musicological symposium Musical Life in Požega and Požega’s area, held in Požega (paper: Johann Petrus Jakob Haibel and his creation in the field of Mass)
• 10 – 11 October 2002 – musicological symposium Slavonic Musical Heritage (The 10th Memorial of Dora Pejačević), held in Našice (paper: Johann Petrus Jakob Haibel and his creation in the field of Mass)
• 24 – 26 October 2002 – The 3rd International symposium Music in Society organized by Musicological Society of the Federation of BiH, held in Sarajevo, BiH (paper: Some aspects of the work of Rudolf Matz in the area of church music in the light of the composer’s engagement in society)
• 1 February 2003 – scientific symposium titled History of Janjevo and its connection with Dubrovnik, held in Dubrovnik (paper: The Church Bell by Masters Mihael and Nicolaus from 1368 in the tower of St Nicolas Church)
• 9 October 2003 – musicological symposium Musical Life in Požega and Požega’s area, held in Požega (paper: The Contribution of Josip Andrić to the Field of Church Music with Particular Insight into Author’s Sacral Compositions)  
• 20 – 22 November 2003 – International musicological symposium Božidar Kunc – Life and Opus, organized on the occasion of the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the Birth of Božidar Kunc, held in Zagreb (paper: “Na Nilu” op. 7 by Božidar Kunc)
• 4 December 2003 – International scientific symposium “700  years of Janjevo” organized on the occasion of the 700th Anniversary Celebration of the first mentioning of the city, held in Zagreb (paper: The Church Bell by Masters Mihael and Nicolaus from 1368 in the tower of St Nicolas Church)
• 22 – 25 April 2004 – The 4th International symposium Passion inheritance 2004: “Passion as an exhaustible inspiration of culture – Vukovar as a paradigm of Passion”, held in Vukovar (paper: Contemporary Croatian musical creation based on the Homeland war with particular insight into authorial music creation in the area of so called serious (artistic) music inspired by the tragedy of Vukovar
• 28-29 May 2004 – The 5th Meeting of the Croatian Musicological Society, held in Zagreb (paper: Old historical church bells in Croatia)
• 7-9 October 2004 – The 4th International musicological symposium titled Out of the Istrian musical treasury: “Luigi Dallapiccola and his contemporaries” held in Pazin and Novigrad (paper: The oldest dated church bells in Istria and Croatian Littoral with particular insight into bell from 1383 in church of the Holy Trinity of Grobnik)
• 27 – 31 October 2004 – The 4th International symposium Music in Society organized by Musicological Society of the Federation of BiH, held in Sarajevo, BiH (paper: Božidar Kunc as Composer in the Mirror of the Reviews and Criticism of his own Time)
• 12 January 2006 – The International Symposium organized by the Croatian Medical Association, Medical Music Society and the Austrian cultural council, on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth (paper: Johann Petrus Jacob Haibel and his wife Sophie Haibel – The Family Connections between Families Haibel and Mozart (W. A. Mozart and his wife Constanza Weber, Sophie's sister)
• 3 – 7 May 2006 – The 5th International symposium Passion inheritance 2006: Passion as an exhaustible inspiration of culture – “Boka Kotorska as a spring of the Croatian Passion inheritance, held in Boka Kotorska, Monte Negro (paper: Stabat Mater dolorosa by Ivan Brkanović)