Luiz Fernando Malheiro, Artistic Director and Main Conductor of the Amazonas Filarmônica and of São Pedro Theatre of São Paulo, will conduct the performances of “Madama Butterfly” on January 17, 20, 22 and 23.
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Romania is celebrating the 166th anniversary since the birth of Mihai Eminescu, the National Poet of Romania. January 15th is also the Romanian National Day of Culture.
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Spanish composer Luis Paniagua and Greek musician Aliki Markantonatou are sharing their passion for the Greek, ancient lyre and they will meet on stage this Friday, Januyary 15th. They spoke to EmbassyNews.net about their love for the lyre, an instrument with a history of thousands of years.
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Chang Jing, one of China’s most exceptional Guzheng virtuosos and Flute musician Zhang Di will release a joint album with Greek lyre band “Lyre n’ Rhapsody” .
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12 Greek visual artists present their work in a group exhibition at the Hellenic American Union, starting on January 18th. In collaboration with the Hellenic American College and the Hellenic American University (Manchester, NH, USA).
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French songs, fados, jazz, bossa nova and nuevo tango tunes in a concert due to take place on January 9th, at 21:30 at the “Eilissos” music stage.
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The ERT National Symphonic Orchestra will perform renowned overtures and arias from operas, in a concert organized to celebrate the New Year, with soprano Vassiliki Karayanni and conductor Michalis Economou.
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The Embassy of the Netherlands in Greece and Mad Radio 106.2 are introducing the popular concept of the “Glass House” to Greece, in an event to take place on January 6th at the Technopolis complex in Gazi.
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Armonia Atenea -The Friends of Music Orchestra will perform works by Johann Strauss, Johann Strauss II, Josef Strauss on Monday, January 4th, at 20:30 at the Athens Concert Hall.
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The Onassis Cultural Centre will host ” The Karamazovs”, based on Dostoyevsky’s monumental swan song, in a subversive, five-hour, adults-only production from Konstantin Bogomolov, the enfant terrible of the Russian theatre.
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