Miłosz Aleksandrowicz

Miłosz Aleksandrowicz is a Professor at the Department of Research on Religious Monody and Polyphony, Faculty of Humanities, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. His work bridges historical musicology and practical performance, with a focus on early music, French liturgical traditions, and theoretical treatises.

• Education: Not specified in the text.

Research Interests: Aleksandrowicz specializes in 17th-18th century French liturgical practices, harmonic theory, and keyboard instrument performance. He explores historical manuscripts, tuning systems, and pedagogical methods, particularly those tied to Stanisław Moniuszko and Jean Philippe Rameau.

Publications & Projects: His recent works include a 2022 critical edition of Rameau's Treatise on Harmony and editorial leadership of a 2025 Rameau-focused publication. He has analyzed forgotten methods like Moniuszko's harmony instruction and 17th-century organ-building techniques.

Grants & Management: Aleksandrowicz has managed projects such as the Universals 2.2 Polish-language edition of Rameau's works (Ministry of Science and Higher Education) and studies on Stanisław Moniuszko's pedagogy (Institute of Music and Dance).