Alexander Lingas: Cosmic Music
1h 2m
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Luminous: Conversations On Sacred Arts
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One of the leading lights of sacred choral music in the world today, Alexander Lingas has so much to offer in a conversation about music from many times and places, East and West, and its unique power in conveying the sacred.
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