: While Leonard Cohen's original 1984 version and Jeff Buckley's acclaimed 1994 cover are well-known global benchmarks, IL Senso’s version is distinct for its four-part operatic harmony . This adds a "powerful choir" effect that has become a hallmark of their live performances.
Beyond this cover, IL Senso has become a staple in the Lithuanian music scene and the Eurovision circuit: IL Senso Aleliuja [cover]
The cover of by the Lithuanian classical-pop quartet IL Senso is a contemporary reimagining of the iconic Leonard Cohen masterpiece, "Hallelujah." Originally released as a music video in April 2026 to coincide with the Easter season, the performance is designed to evoke a sense of rebirth and spiritual reflection. Group Profile and Artistic Direction : While Leonard Cohen's original 1984 version and
IL Senso is a quartet of operatic soloists who formed at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The group is known for blending classical opera training with contemporary pop arrangements, a style often referred to as "pop classics". Their rendition of "Aleliuja" features the following members: (Soprano) Emilija Finagėjevaitė (Soprano) Laimonas Bendaravičius (Tenor) Group Profile and Artistic Direction IL Senso is
: The music video for "Aleliuja" was directed and edited by Agnė Daniūnaitė . It was specifically marketed as a festive piece for Easter, intended to help listeners "stop, listen, and feel the meaning of rebirth". Broader Musical Career
(Baritone), who also served as the author of the music and text for this specific arrangement Key Features of the Cover
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