Lilia Linchuk belongs to that remarkable group of people for whom music is not just a passion but their life’s work. It was her love of music and an irrepressible desire to become a singer that brought the young Lilia to music college, where she spent several years studying the art of singing.

Having graduated from the college with flying colors, Lilia decided to continue her professional training and entered the conservatory, where she studied with renowned teachers.

The talent of the young singer, blessed with a magnificent mezzo-soprano, simply could not go unnoticed, and already in her fourth year at the conservatory Lilia began an active concert career, performing with the finest musicians.

In 2003, after she graduated from the Academy, a new chapter began in Lilia Linchuk’s singing career. She performs with well-known orchestras at the finest concert venues, takes part in chamber gatherings and musical soirées, and works on solo programs.

A special chapter in Lilia Linchuk’s artistic biography was her solo concert tour of French cities in 2004–2005. French audiences fell so in love with the singer’s velvety voice and heartfelt performances that every one of her concerts was sold out.

Lilia Linchuk’s repertoire is remarkably varied. Her concert programs include both much-loved Russian romances and very rare works, among them Pergolesi’s sacred cantata “Stabat Mater” featuring a male soprano, Vivaldi’s “Stabat Mater” and “Nisi Dominus”, and many others.

Today Lilia Linchuk is one of the best-known performers of Russian romance. She is a frequent guest at popular concert halls and works with many event and concert agencies.

Both Lilia herself and her many admirers regard the project symbolically titled “Russian Romance” as a highlight of her life as a singer — a project in which Lilia was able to fully reveal her enormous creative potential and her many-sided talent as a performer.