Jacek Bramorski

Jacek Bramorski is a Professor at the Department of Church Music within the Faculty of Choral Conducting, Church Music, Artistic Education, Rhythmics and Jazz at the Stanisław Moniuszko Academy of Music in Gdańsk. He is also a priest of the Archdiocese of Gdańsk, serving as pastor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish in Gdynia since 2014.

• Doctorate and postdoctoral degrees in Theology from the Pontifical University "Angelicum" in Rome
• Head of the Department of Church Music since 2012
• Member of the Senate Committee for Artistic Activity and the Appeal Evaluation Committee at the Academy
• Organizer of the annual National Scholarly Conferences in the "Musica Sacra" series since 2012

Bramorski's research spans theology, sacred music, aesthetics, and religious studies, focusing on the theological and moral dimensions of music, the role of sacred art in cultural preservation, and the intersection of spirituality with artistic expression. His work often integrates theological inquiry with historical and cultural analyses of music.

His 15 most recent publications reflect expertise in sacred musicology, theological aesthetics, and the ethical dimensions of art, with a particular emphasis on photogrammetry for heritage conservation, Ratzinger/Benedict XVI's theological frameworks, and the role of improvisation in ecclesiastical music.

Scientific Awards:

• Medal of the Commission of National Education (2014)
• "Silver Pipe" award from the Polish Episcopal Conference (2016)

Bramorski has led significant restoration projects, such as revitalizing the Sacral Complex in Gdynia, and contributed to international scholarly dialogues through editorial and conference leadership roles. His monograph "A New Song for a New Man" (2012) remains a foundational text in his field.