Associate Professor of Vocal & Auditory Training, Valencia University

Mr. Lafarga performed for many years with numerous chamber ensembles, chorals and other musical (vocal, classical and ancient) groups, travelling to France, Italy and the USA (New York, Boston, Washington & Pennsylvania).

Since 1994, he has been developing his research and teaching at Valencia University, where he coursed Doctoral Studies in Developmental Psychology Program. Now, he works on his Doctoral Thesis in the Neuroscience Program  (Physiology Department, Complutense University of Madrid). His training and research, as well as his academic activity at the University, are oriented to the neurology of human auditory processing, to development of vocal behavior in infancy (0-12-years-old), in both Music & Language, and relationships between them.

He has written several papers for Spanish journals, made presentations at congresses, given conferences and courses (see our Courses Page | Páginade Cursos). He also translated several works from English to Spanish, in relation to these topics. In addition, he assesses the evolution of some cases of child dysphasia (DLD). He has contacts with other Departments and Universities of Spain and EEUU.

Penélope Sanz González
Teacher in Music Education
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Valencia University