Radio Pepper Church Sessions – Jack Savoretti

The British musician Jack Savoretti is one of the most interesting performers of his generation.  He burst onto the world music scene with his sixth single “Singing to strangers”, released last March,  reaching the top of the UK charts.  In Greece, he is much loved for his song Candlelight released in December 2018.

Monday 14th October 2019 20.30 hrs

ENTRANCE BY INVITATION ONLY

COLOGRAPHS Taste the Music 2

3 musicians, no genre music project. Are you curious to find out more?

Organized by: United We Fly IKE

https://www.unitedwefly.com/

Empowered by Skouras Domaine

ENTRANCE BY 2 ZONES TICKETS: 12 and 10 Euros

Thursday 24^th October 2019, 21.00

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

Tickets pre-sale: Viva.gr

Tel. 13855, 211 7700 000 and 211760 3000

https://www.facebook.com/colorgraphs/

https://colorgraphs.bandcamp.com/album/gradients

https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/colorgraphs

VOR FUES KANTORI (Our Lady’s Choir)

The VOR FUES KANTORI (Our Lady’s Choir) from Svendborg, Denmark, initiated in 2002,  have become known for their beautiful and intense concerts. The 16-members choir is characterised by an unusual homogeneous tone and both a classical and non-traditional repertoire.

The aim of Our Lady’s Choir is to perform and spread the vocal polyphonic music as well as to perform past and contemporary repertoire, rhythmic and classic vocal music with religious or existential content.

The choir has performed in the south of Spain, Germany, Italy and Canary Islands. The conductor Povl Christian Balslev has given concerts as a soloist, accompanist, chamber musician and carillon player around the world.

Conducted by Povl Christian Balsley

Thursday 17^th October 2019, 20.30

ENTRANCE FREE – RETIRING COLLECTION

WHERESWILDER Taste the Music 2

Thursday 10^th October 2019, 21.00

“I was trying to find my way but no one said it was that hard”

The Greek band Whereswilder from Athens, who drew their name from the popular American game “Where is Waldo?, have no difficulty in finding their way. There’s something slick about their wistful melodies and their fuzzy energy that evokes the heartfelt music of the 60s, the boom of 70s and its genuine raw emotion; and Whereswilder is delving into the past in order to drag them into the future.

Organized by: United We Fly IKE

https://www.unitedwefly.com/

Empowered by Skouras Domaine

ENTRANCE BY 2 ZONES TICKETS: 12 and 10 Euros

12 € [Sale 10 € on Erechtheion Engine 22 Koukaki, Tel .: 2109248328]
Reservations: 6976228271, 6978705491 (10am to 12pm & 18am to 8pm)

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

Tickets pre-sale: Viva.gr

Tel. 13855, 211 7700 000 and 211760 3000

https://www.europavox.com/bands/whereswilder/

https://www.facebook.com/whereswildergr

“LITHI- OBLIVION” By Dimitris Dimitriadis

The greatest joy is not to be afraid”

One play- Five theatrical monologues “Loss-Memory-Repentance-Art-Oblivion” by Dimitris Dimitriadis
“The body is the representative of the body. There is no other God”. How many industries have, been founded on man’s refusal to accept the “end”? How different would the world be if we (sub) accepted mortality? Five performers convey the five voices of the play, passing from body to text, from laughter to sensuality and from organ music to song.”

Wednesday 2^nd October 2019, Friday 4^th October 2019, Saturday 5^th October 2019, 21.15

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

Organized by: LAD theatre company

ENTRANCE BY TICKETS: 12 and (Only 10 Euros at Erechtheion Engine 22 Koukaki, Tel .: 2109248328)

Information/ Reservations: Mob. 6976228271, 6978705491 (10am to 12pm & 18am to 8pm)

Eesti Raadio Laulustuudio Tϋtarlastekoor (Girl’s Choir from Estonian Radio)

Eesti Raadio Laulustuudio Tϋtarlastekoor

(Girl’s Choir from Estonian Radio)

Thursday 27^th June 2019, 20.00

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

The Girls’ Choir from Estonian Radio will present a modern and classical choral programme combined with folk music and Estonian works for choir.

Organized by: Embassy of Estonia

ENTRANCE BY INVITATIONS ONLY

For more information please visit:

https://athens.mfa.ee/

https://www.facebook.com/raadiolaulustuudio/

I Cantori di Carmel

I Cantori di Carmel

Wednesday 26^th June 2019, 20.00

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

The mixed choir of I Cantori di Carmel from California, USA under the direction of Cyril Deaconoff makes a stop at St Paul’s during their tour to Greece and Bulgaria.

I Cantori di Carmel is a volunteer chorus that seeks excellence in choral performance. Their programmes include major choral works as well as lesser-known jewels of the choral repertoire. The choir has been bringing choral classics to the Monterey Peninsula since 1981.

Organized by: Hellas Vacances

ENTRANCE FREE

For more information please visit:

http://www.icantori.org/

The Arpeggione Duo

Friday 7^th June 2019, 20.30

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

The Arpeggione Duo presents a new and original sound, that of two of the most ancient stringed instruments, the cello and the guitar.

The Arpeggione Duo with Thomas Schönberg and Christopher Kachian combines the old with the new in their programme. They specialise in elegant and evocative concert renditions and interpretations of folkloric music. To their tour of Sweden, Hungary, Armenia, Equador, Spain and Brazil, the Duo now adds Greece as one more destination to present their fascinating programme

Organized by: The Arpeggione Duo

ENTRANCE FREE- RETIRING COLLECTION

For more information please visit:

http://www.arpeggioneduo.com/

Choral Evensong at St Paul’s

Choral Evensong at St. Paul’s Anglican Church on Sunday, May 26th, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Filellinon 27, 10557 Syntagma.

Collegium & Cappella Sancti Pauli conducted by Iason Marmaras

Minister: The Reverend Canon Leonard Doolan

free admission, discretionary donation

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

The choir 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 experience that musicians had of this music at those times, looking at the music as a functional part of the liturgy, rather than as a building-block for concerts.

More information at:    www.scholacantorum.gr

https://www.facebook.com/scholacantorum.gr/