Betty Luisa Zanolli Fabila (born in 1965 in Mexico City) is a Mexican pianist. She is the daughter of the Italian-Mexican composer Uberto Zanolli and the Mexican soprano Betty Fabila.
Pianist and Teacher Specialized in Scholastic Education by the National Conservatory of Music (NCMM). Obtained the Doctorate in History (NAUM) with the thesis: The Professionalization of Musical Education in Mexico: The National Conservatory of Music (1866–1997). Lawyer, obtained her title with the thesis: The right of author in musical matter in Mexico (1813–2004). Studied Etnohistory (ENAH), as well as the specialty in Law of Intellectual Property (NAUM).
Since 1984 is cathedratic of the National Preparatory School, and from 1987 at the NCMM in matteries like History of Music, History of Art, Piano, Techniques of Researching, Sciences of the Education. In the National School of Music (NAUM) is professor of History of Mexican Music as well in the Faculty of Law (NAUM), where teaches in the divisions of professional studies and posgrado and opened university, in subjets like Compared Law, Techniques of Legal Researching, Introduction to the Civil and Penal Law, Goods and History of Mexican Law. Has collaborated in academic-administrative functions for the improvement of education in the NAUM and has been educational of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the NAUM and the National School of Anthropology and Historia.
In the field of the musical interpretation she is dedicated to the diffusion of the pianistic work of 19th and 20th centuries Mexican composers and, of special way, cultural and the artistic one developed by his father, Uberto Zanolli . In 1996 the National Council for Culture and Arts made creditor her to an economic support to publish the musicological rescue that Uberto Zanolli made on the Pensieri Adriarmonici of Giacomo Facco.
Zanolli Fabila was pianist soloist of the Orchestra of Camera of the NPS (1984–1994).
Actually is Coordinator On Line and Legal Advisor of Universe of The Owl's Magazine, patrocinated by René Avilés Fabila Foundation, institution of which is founding partner.
Since 2006 is Administrative Secretary of NSM (NAUM).
As researcher approaches the regional history of Mexico and the history of musical education.
Betty Zanolli Fabila is publisher of the international magazine Conservatorianos, publication supported for 2004 by the Nacioanl Council for Culture and Arts.
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