Boris Abalyan - Wikipedia

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Boris Abalyan (born 1947) is a Russian choir conductor. He founded the Lege Artis Chamber Choir in 1987 and is its chief conductor.^[1] He teaches conducting at Saint Petersburg Conservatory and the Rimsky-Korsakov College of Music.