Paul Cline has been organizing people to sing with him since high school, when he taught a group of men from church to sing parts for the first time. While attending the Wheaton College Conservatory of Music, he led several early music vocal ensembles, singing a wide range of Medieval and Renaissance music and exploring the eccentric repertoire of the last minnesinger, Oswald von Wolkenstain. He is currently the music director at Holy Transfiguration Orthodox Church in Warrenville. He enjoys learning the ins and outs of Byzantine Chant, a contender for the oldest living Christian chant tradition.
Biography
Paul Cline has been organizing people to sing with him since high school, when he taught a group of men from church to sing parts for the first time. While attending the Wheaton College Conservatory of Music, he led several early music vocal ensembles, singing a wide range of Medieval and Renaissance music and exploring the eccentric repertoire of the last minnesinger, Oswald von Wolkenstain. He is currently the music director at Holy Transfiguration Orthodox Church in Warrenville. He enjoys learning the ins and outs of Byzantine Chant, a contender for the oldest living Christian chant tradition.