In 1941 Antoni began teaching music in Ferizaj, Prizren, and Pristina. In 1948 Antoni established in Prizren one of the Josip Slavenski music schools of former Yugoslavia for beginners and intermediate music performers. He led and conducted the choir of the school. He also conducted the artists of the cultural "Agimi" society and the Symphony Orchestra of the city of Prizren.
In the study of folklore, Antoni wrote a seven-volume work on Albanian folk music from Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and South Morava. He also composed around 200 musical compositions, mainly vocal pieces.[5][6][7][8][9]
Recognition
There is a music school named after Antoni in Prizren.[10][11] The School of music “Lorenc Antoni” has six classes, 52 students, and 21 teachers.[12][13]
^Noted in :International who's who in music and musicians' directory. LORENC. Antoni. b. 23 Sept. 1909, Skopje, Yugoslavia. Radio & TV Music Editor. Educ: Philos. Fac., Skopje, m.
^Performing arts biography master index: a consolidated index to over 270,000 ... by Barbara McNeil, Miranda C. Herbert, Dennis La Beau - Reference - 1982 - 701 pages https://books.google.com/books?id=kSxYAAAAMAAJ
^Noted in :International who's who in music and musicians' directory. LORENC. Antoni. b. 23 Sept. 1909, Skopje, Yugoslavia. Radio & TV Music Editor. Educ: Philos. Fac., Skopje, m.