MUSIC AND WORDS

DIMITRIS MARAMIS: SYMPOSIUM

T.C.H.
Composer Dimitris Maramis is presenting his new work titled Symposium, a song cycle of poems set to music, from Homer and Euripides to Kavafy and Ritsos, on wine and love. Symposium highlights the cultural and symbolic value of wine and love in the ceaseless evolution of the Greek language over the course of twenty five centuries. The composer draws his material from the exceptional poetic trilogy Wine in Poetry published on account of the Fani Boutari Foundation in 1995 (“...at Symposiums, with wine and companionship, people searched for happiness and merriment.... the pun-loving, priapic god Dionyssus, favourite subject of hymns, played a leading role in the wine-drenched lyrics, as the initial inspiration came from the divine...”).
The songs are performed by the talented vocalists Doros Dimosthenous and Mela Yerofoti, with Konstantinos Pavlakos on violin and the composer on piano. The event will be narrated by Konstantinos Tzoumas.

TICKET PRICES

15€, 10€, 8€ (pupils - students - unemployment card holders)

  • 18 March 2016
    Fri     21:00  (EMILIOS RIADIS HALL M2)
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