António Salgado

António Salgado has a degree in Music and in Philosophy, a Master in Music: Lied (Salzburg University) and a PhD in Musical Performance: Singing (UK – Sheffield University, Music Department). He articulates the activity of singer, performer, singing teacher, Head of the Vocal Studies at ESMAE, he is the coordinator of the Opera Studio and of the post-graduated course in Opera and Music Theatre Studies of the ESMAE – Escola Superior de Música e Artes do Espetáculo – Instituto Politécnico do Porto, since 2010.
Participates in the international Partnership Program Meeting Place – Music, Theatre, Landscape, with tree others European Schools, Winchester University (UK) SADA and SLU (Sweden).
Develops research in areas related by the expression of emotion in singing, and general musical expression, and within the aesthetic of the scene, and of related areas like: opera and landscape, landscape and performing arts.
He is member of CESEM (Research Nucleus of Music and Performing Arts), Porto.

[2016 Salgado, António. Kinesics Analysis in the investigation of emotion expression in music performance, publicado nas actas da Bilateral International Conference Portugal/Italy – Performance Analysis: a bridge between theory and interpretation, e que virá a ser publicado pela Cambridge Scholars Publishing, em 2018.

2015 Salgado, António. “A Po(i)ética Musical”, in: Espiña, Yolanda; Monteiro, Pedro (eds.). (In)Definições. Cadernos de Teoria das Artes, Série Geral, Vol. 4. Porto: Universidade Católica Editora – CITAR – Centro de Investigação em Ciência e Tecnologia das Artes – Porto, 2015. (págs. 73-86). ISBN – 978-989-8497-06-2.

2011 Salgado, António. “Investigating E-Motional Meaning in Music Performance”, in: Nancy Lee Harper (ed.) the ISSTP Journal, Tension in Performance, Vol. 2, Nº 1, Spring 2011. Book Printing UK [ISSN 2042-6895]

2004 Salgado, António. “Rethinking Voice Evaluation in Singing”, capítulo do livro, The Music Practitioner: Exploring practises and research in the development of the expert music performer, teacher and listener, Ashgate, 2004, Edited by Jane Davidson.