On Thursday, 19th October at 8.30 p.m., St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Athens will host a concert entitled “Feel the Spirit” by the Athens Singers.
April the 27th at 20:30 at St.Paul‘s Anglican Church Athens
Henry Purcell, Remember Not, Lord, Our Offences;
Jehova Quam Multi Sunt Hostes Mei; Funeral Music for Queen Mary
Anton Bruckner, Ave Maria WAB 6; Requiem D-Moll WAB 39
The three spring concerts that will be organized again this year at the historic site of St Paul’s Anglican Church will include eight musicians accompanied on the 1900 Hill historic organ on the occasion of the 14th edition of the Spring Organ Series.
Continuing the non-stop tradition of the last 13 years and after the successful concerts of the past years, the Spring Organ Series continues to be part of the cultural agenda of Athens for a second decade. It continues to be inspired by spring, Easter and the original organ concerts.
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A warm welcome is extended to each and every one of you to come and join us at our annual Harvest Festival held on Sunday 23rd October in the beautiful surroundings of the Kokotos Estate in Stamata, Attica.READ MORE
Acclaimed Greek pianist Evgenia Papadimas returns to St. Paul’s with “Andante vs Allegro” on 20th October at 8:30pm (Philellinon 27 and Amalias Avenue, metro: Syntagma). Organised by specs ‘n’ arts, the entrance fee is € 12 (students € 10). Tickets are also available online via www.ticketservices.gr, or can be booked by calling 210.723.45.67.READ MORE
Composer and musician Cayetano performs “Solo Project”, a work inspired by a recent journey in China, on Sunday 16th October, at 9pm, at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Philellinon 27 & Amalias Avenue (metro: Syntagma). Promoted by specs ‘n’ arts and organised by Groove Productions, tickets at the door are €12 (presale €10, purchased via www.ticketservices.gr, or booked by calling 210.723.45.67).READ MORE
“Odi, Euterpe”, the closing concert of the Early Music Festival, will be held at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Philhellinon 27 & Amalias Avenue (metro: Syntagma), on Saturday 15th October at 8:30pm. Organised by specs ‘n’ arts, the entrance fee is €10. Tickets are also available online via www.ticketservices.gr, or can be booked by calling 210.723.45.67.
A medley of German medieval songs is the theme of the second concert of the Early Music Festival hosted by St. Paul’s, to be held on Friday 14th October at 8:30pm. Proposed by the Ex Silentio Ensemble under the artistic direction of flutist Dimitris Koundouras, the concert is organised by specs ‘n’ arts and the entrance fee is € 10. Tickets are also available online via www.ticketservices.gr, or can be booked by calling 210.723.45.67.