Remi and the Road-PHOTO

REMI AND THE ROAD

Saturday 14th March 2020, 20.30

 

The singer Remi & the Road, along with an atmospheric string ensemble, presents a set of Folk – Country – Americana music through his rich discography as well as heroes of the time such as Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen.

His distinctive and warm voice, combined with melodies travelling from America to the Irish tradition of Folk music at its origins, create an atmospheric night framed by true stories and narratives.

Organized by: Adam Papadopoulou MKO

ENTRANCE BY TICKETS: 12 and 10 euros

Information and tickets presale: Viva.gr

Tel. 13855, 211 7700 000 and 211760 3000

https://www.viva.gr/tickets/music/agglikaniki-ekklisia-ag-paulou/remi-and-the-road/

Xeimerinoi-Kolymvites-PHOTO

CHIMERINI KOLIMVITES REMiSSION by United We Fly

Thursday 12th March 2019, 20.30

 

After two two hugely successful cycles of the Taste the Music series, United We Fly is releasing REMISSION. A new series of concerts, faithful to the special and exploring aesthetics of the projects created by the company in recent years. It all starts and evolves in the hospitable and beloved place of St. Paul’s evangelical Anglican Church. The REMISSION concert spring season begins on March 12th with Chimerini Kolimvites band. One of the most historic and idiosyncratic gatherings of the Greek music scene, Chimerini Kolimvites, launch the first REMISSION cycle, a few days before their 40th anniversary concert and 55 years since the creation of their original core with I. Papadas K. Sideris and A. Bakirtzis.

 

Organized by: United We Fly IKE

https://www.unitedwefly.com/

ENTRANCE BY 2 TICKET ZONES: 25 and 22 Euros

Information: United We Fly: Tel: 2106985340, info@unitedwefly.com

Tickets pre-sale: Viva.gr

Tel. 13855, 211 7700 000 and 211760 3000

https://www.viva.gr/tickets/music/agglikaniki-ekklisia/remission/?fbclid=IwAR08l6ls9kvk7wHYXhBWQX_QQh-qkD97HNafs7NHLKTTF5d12maeonUYvLQ

Scola CAntorum May

31st Choral Evensong at St Paul’s

31st Choral Evensong at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Philellinon 27, 10557, Athina

Sunday, February 9, 6:30-7:30 p.m.,

Cantores & Cappella Sancti Pauli conducted by Iason Marmaras

Minister: The Reverend Canon Leonard Doolan

free admission Scl

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The Renaissance Choral Evensong services at St Paul’s are organised by the Schola Cantorum Sancti Pauli, the Athens Centre for Early Music (of the Ατhens Conservatory), and St Paul’s Anglican Church.

The Cappella Sancti Pauli, under the direction of Iason Marmaras, sing a series of Choral Evensong services that aim to revive the musical and liturgical practice at Cathedrals and Chapels during the Renaissance, but also the music as experienced by musicians in those times, seeing the music as a functional part of the liturgy, rather than as a building block for concerts.

Church of the Sea Blog

NOCHNOY DOZOR, CHURCH OF THE SEA AND GNONE

NOCHNOY DOZOR, CHURCH OF THE SEA AND GNONE

 

Saturday 22nd February 2020, 21.00

at St Paul’s Anglican Church, 27 Filellinon street, Athens

 

Two bands, one solo artist in one concert! Ambient, acoustic and soundscape music with vocals and music interludes create the mystical atmosphere of St Paul’s Anglican Church.

 

Organized by: Manos Georgakopoulos, Music productions and DJ services

 

 

ENTRANCE BY TICKETS 10 euros and 8 euros

Information: 69732379947 and 6936120293

https://churchofthesea.bandcamp.com/

https://nochnoydozor.bandcamp.com/album/nochnoy-dozor

Tickets presale: Viva.gr

https://www.viva.gr/tickets/music/aglican-church/nochnoy-dozor-church-of-the-sea-ghone/

Fones Chromation Choir Blog

FONES CHROMATON CHOIR and 5 VOICES, THREE GUITARS MUSIC ENSEMBLE

FONES CHROMATON CHOIR and 5 VOICES, THREE GUITARS MUSIC ENSEMBLE

Wednesday 12th February 2020, 20.00

at St Paul’s Anglican Church, 27 Filellinon street, Athens

The choir under the direction of Ria Theodorou and the music ensemble will perform greek songs in a musical programme entitled “Timeline trip”.

 

Organized by: Vrilisos Νature Club

 

ENTRANCE FREE

Information:www.vrilisos.gr, Tel. 210 8105665 e-mail: info@vrilisos.gr

https://www.facebook.com/fonesxromaton/

Taf Lathos Blog

TAF LATHOS Radio Pepper- Church Sessions 5

Monday 10th February 2020, 20.30

at St Paul’s Anglican Church, 27 Filellinon Street, Athens

With more than 15 years discography work under his belt, the Greek hip hop performer Taf Lathos aka Panayiotis Kiriakou believes that hope dies last.

 

Organized by: Radio Pepper 96.6 FM

https://www.pepper966.gr/

 

ENTRANCE BY INVITATIONS ONLY

Information and invitations: Radio Pepper 96.6 FM

Tel: 213 018 9066 | E-mail: pepper9660@gmail.com

https://el-gr.facebook.com/taftismenoslathos

John Kittmer Blog

Former British Ambassador Dr John Kittmer to lecture on Anglo-Hellenism

We are delighted to promote this lecture on Anglo-Hellenism by Dr John Kittmer.  Dr Kittmer was a staunch supporter of St Paul’s during his tenure as the British Ambassador to Greece.  A fervent Hellenist, since returning to the UK  he has completed his PhD at the Centre for Hellenic Studies, Kings College London.

2nd Annual Niki Marangou Memorial Lecture, 7 Feb. 2020, 7:00pm, Cotsen Hall (adjacent to the Gennadius Library; entry from 9, Anapiron Polemou Street, Kolonaki, Athens)

 

Please join us for the 2nd Niki Marangou Lecture, to be held in Athens. Our speaker will be Dr John Kittmer, Chair of The Anglo-Hellenic League, former British Ambassador to Greece, and recent PhD King’s College London. The title of his presentation (in Greek) is: ‘Anglo-Hellenism: Adventures in Cultural Exchange’. He elaborates on the topic as follows: ‘British involvement in Greece was strong throughout the nineteenth century. “Anglo-Hellenism” became an institutionalised concept in the aftermath of the Balkan Wars. The decline of British power and the Cyprus crisis of the 1950s ended its political role. This lecture examines the extent to which culture has become a substitute means of exchange between the two countries, through illustrated exploration of emblematic figures and ideas. And it speculates about the role of culture in the post-Brexit future.’

 

This lecture is made possible through the sponsorship of Mr Constantis Candounas in collaboration with the Centre for Hellenic Studies, King’s College London.

 

Kalogerakis Blog

“Rimbautika and other stories” MICHALIS & PANTELIS KALOGERAKIS

Saturday 25th January 2020 at 21.00 hrs

Michalis and Pantelis Kalogerakis welcome the new decade at St Paul’s Anglican Church and present for the first time their recent recording “Rimbautika”. The Kalogerakis brothers present the stormy relationship of the poet Arthur Rimbaud with Paul Verlaine through the exchanged love letters while performing “rebetika” songs. The musical narration attempts to highlight the invisible threads that link Rimbaud’s “rebetiko” lifestyle to the intense poetic world of rebetika songs by giving the title “Rebetiko” .

 

Organized by: Mikri Arktos

ENTRANCE BY TICKETS 15 and 13 euros

Information and tickets pre-sale: Ticketservices, 39 Panepistimiou Avenue,

Tel. 210 7234567 and Public stores