**Alexander Lingas** is a musicologist, conductor, and founder of the vocal ensemble Cappella Romana, which specializes in Byzantine chant and sacred music from the broader Mediterranean world. With a passion for bridging ancient traditions and modern audiences, Lingas has become a leading figure in reviving and recording lesser-known liturgical works, from Byzantine hymns to contemporary compositions inspired by Orthodox Christian traditions. His academic chops (he’s a Reader in Music at City University of London) blend seamlessly with his artistic vision, making him a go-to expert for both scholarly research and breathtaking performances.
Recent projects like *Arvo Pärt: Odes of Repentance* and *Hymns of Kassianí* showcase Lingas’s knack for unearthing spiritual depth through music, while collaborations on albums such as *When Augustus Reigned* and *The Divine Liturgy in English* highlight his commitment to making ancient liturgical traditions accessible. Whether he’s conducting lush choral works by Robert Kyr or exploring the acoustics of Hagia Sophia, Lingas brings a warmth and precision to every project, proving that centuries-old sacred music can still feel fresh and soul-stirring today.
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