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"Abendmusik"... by 3 (Three Christmas Concerts) Friday 19th, Saturday 20th & Monday 22nd December, at 20:30 (pm) Historical Venue of St Paul’s Anglican Church Christmas tradition of the 17th century, which started at St Mary’s church at Lübeck town, and was established by organist and composer Dieterich Buxtehude, is revived this year at the historical venue of St Paul’s Anglican Church at Syntagma. Back in the day, five Sundays before Christmas, the Church opened its gates in the evening and invited people to chant, pray, sing, be emotionally affected, rejoice, forgive, love again, prepare for the Christmas celebration. A similar atmosphere will be created this time, in the three evening Christmas concerts, which will take place on Friday 19th, Saturday 20th and Monday 22nd December, a little before and a little after the longest night of the year… Friday 19th December, at 20:30 (pm) “Jubilate Domino” Vassiliki Karagianni, soprano Nikos Spanatis, countertenor Yannis Toulis, viola da gamba Christos Paraskevopoulos, organ |
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Parnassos Concert Hall "Fiamma amorosa...in the time of Baroque" Glasperlenspiel Sinfonietta Conductor: William Kunhardt |
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International Classical Music Festival of Cyclades 2014 Wednesday, August 13, 2014 Irini Karaianni, mezzo soprano
International Classical Music Festival of Cyclades Specs 'n' arts
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Museum of Islamic Art "Searching the meaning of spirituality" Soprano Maira Milolidaki and countertenor Nikos Spanatis perform for two concerts the masterpieces of western religious music of 18th century Stabat Mater by Pergolesi, Stabat Mater by Vivaldi and the mystagogue play by Dimitris Maragkopoulos Nel fiore del mio terzo Aprile in poetry by Dionisios Solomos. The Islamic identity of the space, the secular poetry of Solomos in Maragkopoulos play and the Christian lamentation of the Virgin in Pergolesi, indicate, in a unique way, the universal dimension of spirituality. |
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Monday, June 2, 2014, 20:30 Parnassos Concert Hall Vocal Ensemble Eklispis and Chamber Orchestra NuovArte under the musical direction of Matthew Legaki. On Thursday, June 2, at the historic hall Parnassus, three projects will be presented for the first time in Greece (Dixit Dominus, Nisi Dominus & Laudate pueri Dominum) for quintet choir, 2 oboes (only in the 3rd work ) and soloists, that GF Händel composed in Rome in 1707 , just 22 years old , based on the Psalms 109 , 126 & 112 about the battalion of the monastery of Karmelitisson. Despite his young age, Händel with these projects shows great compositional maturity and complete assimilation of the early Italian Baroque which dominated the musical reality of the 18th century. These projects remain unknown to this day in the Greek public due to the extremely complex choral writing, which tests the skills of the musicians, but also to the very demanding coordination with orchestra. |
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Thursday, March 27, 2014, 20:30 Magda Mavrogianni, idea - text – narrative Jane Morris and Maria Stillman Spartali were the muses who inspired the Pre-Raphaelite painters. The Pre-Raphailite painters, believed that beauty is a form of intelligent and perhaps more superior because it is not necessary to be explained. Jane Morris will be performed by the actress Magda Mavrogianni and the Greek Maria Stillman Spartali will be performed by the soprano Maira Milolidaki. The gentle voice of countertenor's Nikos Spanatis will convey to us the spirit and aesthetics of the Pre-Raphailite painters and the pianistic virtuosity of Titos Gouvelis will merge theater and music. Time: 20:30 |
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Sunday, March 9, 2014
Renaissance ritual inspired by the "Commedia dell Arte" |
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Tricolore News La culture Francophone en Grèce et TV5MONDE Tricolore News présente “ le ciel magique et musical de la ville de la lumière, “ Sous le Ciel de Paris “, un concert unique avec deux voix et un piano, au Gazarte, Voutadon 32, a Gazi, le vendredi 31 janvier 2014 a 21.00 Une «note Française» a travers le temps, la bienvenue de la nouvelle année, une fête de la musique, un hymne a la vie, au rendez vous de Tricolore News 2014. Avec la collaboration de trois grands artistes, Irini Karagianni, Nikos Spanati et Dimitri Giagka. |
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4 - 8 December 2013 "Aesop's fables" by Dimitris Papadimitriou The Camerata conducted by George Petrou and Tasos Simenonidis
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Rethymnon Renaissance festival 2013 A unique journey, that goes beyond all local or temporal boundaries. A magical flight from East to West and from Art to Science linked with people and their great need for Art and communication. We expect you to the heart of the castle, in Rethymnon, hoping to move your heart! Dr. Artemis Papadaki - Cultural Director “Music at the Court of Queen Elizabeth I” Nikos Spanatis, counter tenor, and Katerina Ktona, harpsichord, will perform well-known songs from Shakespeare’s plays and traditional English melodies by important Elizabethan composers, such as William Byrd, John Dowland, Robert Johnson, Martin Peerson, Thomas Morley and others. |
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"Festival of Athens School of Fine Arts Around Greece" Aiming to become the beginning of an institution - an active member of the society and the artistic avant-garde, the "Festival of Athens School of Fine Arts Around Greece" is organized for the first time by the Athens School of Fine Arts (ASFA) and “Petit Opera du Monde “. "Singing in the yard of Elizabeth I" Nikos Spanatis, counter tenor, and Katerina Ktona, harpsichord, will perform well-known songs from Shakespeare's plays and traditional English melodies of important Elizabethan composers, such as William Byrd, John Dowland, Robert Johnson, Martin Peerson, Thomas Morley and others. The sensitive counter tenor's voice and the gentle harpsichord sound promise a special musical evening. |
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