The Early Music Festival’s closing concert centres on “Odi, Euterpe”, an Italian monody of the early 17th century, with performers Fani Antonelou (soprano) and Flora Papadopoulou (baroque harp) under the artistic direction of Dimitris Koundouras. For further details, please consult the Announcements closer to the date.
The second concert of the Early Music Festival hosted by St. Paul’s features the Ex Silentio Ensemble together with Tobias Schlierf (song, wheel vielle, harp, gemshorn), Dimitris Koundouras (medieval flutes) and Electra Eliadou (vielle). They will perform medieval German folk songs and songs of troubadours. For further details, please consult the Announcements closer to the date.
“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.
The Athens Early Music Ensemble will perform works by Guillaume de Machaut at St. Paul’s Church, Philellinon 27 & Amalias Avenue, on Saturday 1st 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.