Teacher of ClassicsTranslatorMusicianCultural Worker
[Your Name Here]
Classicist, philologist, translator of ancient texts, player of historical and folk instruments, and writer on the living traditions of European culture.
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About me
Write your personal introduction here. Tell the reader who you are, where you teach, what you translate, what drives your interest in classical languages and ancient music.
This is a good place for a second paragraph — perhaps describing how you came to the classical world, or what the connection between language and music means to you.
A third paragraph could describe your current projects, publications, or ongoing research.
What I do
Teacher of Classics
I teach Ancient Greek and Latin at [institution / privately], with a focus on reading primary texts in the original and understanding them in their cultural context.
Translator
I translate ancient Greek and Latin texts — philosophical, literary, and liturgical — aiming for fidelity to the original rhythm as much as to meaning.
Musician
I play historical and folk instruments — from ancient reconstructions to living Balkan and Central European traditions. Music as archaeology and as living practice.
Cultural Worker
Organising events, writing, lecturing, and collaborating with others to keep classical and folk traditions alive and accessible to new audiences.
Language is not a tool for communication alone — it is a way of inhabiting the world. To learn an ancient language is to try on another mind.
Get in touch
For teaching enquiries, translation commissions, lectures, or just a conversation about classical languages and music.