Biography
Founded in 1991 by Alexander Lingas, Cappella Romana has built a reputation for scholarly rigor paired with expressive performances. The ensemble explores Byzantine chant, Greek, Latin, and other sacred repertoires, presenting music that spans centuries while engaging contemporary audiences. They collaborate with renowned artists and ensembles, translating ancient liturgical contexts into vibrant, present-day concerts.
Discography Highlights
- Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia (2019) — A landmark recording that topped the Billboard Traditional Classical Album chart for the week of March 7, 2020, highlighting the ensemble’s distinctive approach to chant and Renaissance/medieval liturgical music.
- Hymns of Kassianí (2021) — A collection that expands the Byzantine repertory with lush choral textures and spiritual depth.
- Principal releases on Cappella Records, a label recognized for producing and promoting sacred music with historical breadth and sonic clarity.
Upcoming Tour and 2025–26 Season
The 2025–26 season features world premieres and notable collaborations, including a visit from The Tallis Scholars. Tickets for these performances go on sale mid-2025. Notable 2025 tour dates include the Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia program in Vancouver on October 3, 2025 and Corvallis on October 5, 2025. These performances underscore Cappella Romana’s commitment to presenting sacred music in vibrant, immersive settings.
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