2022 09 29 Great Hours
Thu. 29 September 2022 20:30
Odeon of Herodes Atticus
Andreas Katsigiannis employs his knowledge of Byzantine and Western music to compose a musical world that's uniquely his own. A solemn prayer that recalls the wind whistling beneath Mount Athos' sacred canopy will be heard under the Attic sky, at the Herodeion, performed by Glykeria, Dimitris Basis, Eleanna Varela and the five-time Emmy award-winning American musician and actor Jonathan Jackson, along with 100 chorister from three different choirs. The narrator is the great Nikitas Tsakiroglou. The Athens State Orchestra is conducted by Stathis Soulis.
Production: Pemptousia, Quintessence
Production execution: Lavrys
Event Programme
ANDREAS KATSIGIANNIS
"Great Hours", oratorio
Odeon of Herodes Atticus
Disntinguished zone: 90€, concessions 77€
Zone A: 70€
Zone B: 60€, concessions 51€
Zone C: 40€, concessions 34€
Zone D: 30€, concessions 26€
Zone E: 25€, concessions 21€
Zone F: 20€, concessions 17€
Zone G: 10€, concessions 9€
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Event Programme
Featuring
CONDUCTOR
Stathis Soulis
PARTICIPATIONS
Interpretors:
Glykeria
Dimitris Bassis
Eleanna Varela
Jonathan Jackson
Chorus Vivendi, conductor: Ioannis Vrizakis
Choir of Nea Smyrni, “Melodoi”, conductor: Georgios Ziakas
Choir of the University of Thessaly, conductor: Nikos Hiotoglou
Alexandros Arkadopoulos, clarinet
Stefanos Dorbarakis, kanonaki
Markos Arlan Oscar, keyboards
Philippos Retsios, piano
Nikos Mermigas, constantinopolean laouto, mandolino, buzuki
Takis Vassileio, percussion
Featuring
CONDUCTOR
Stathis Soulis
PARTICIPATIONS
Interpretors:
Glykeria
Dimitris Bassis
Eleanna Varela
Jonathan Jackson
Chorus Vivendi, conductor: Ioannis Vrizakis
Choir of Nea Smyrni, “Melodoi”, conductor: Georgios Ziakas
Choir of the University of Thessaly, conductor: Nikos Hiotoglou
Alexandros Arkadopoulos, clarinet
Stefanos Dorbarakis, kanonaki
Markos Arlan Oscar, keyboards
Philippos Retsios, piano
Nikos Mermigas, constantinopolean laouto, mandolino, buzuki
Takis Vassileio, percussion