200 YEARS OF GREEK ENTEKHNO MUSIC: HISTORICAL RETROSPECTION

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The Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra presents a historical retrospection to the 200 years of Greek entekhno music at the 56th Dimitria. Under the musical direction of Vyron Fidetzis, works from different periods of the last two centuries are presented, including important milestones in the evolution of Greek music, some of which are even performed for the first time in Thessaloniki.
On the occasion of this partnership with him, we also honour and completion of half a century since the first collaboration of the then young Vyron Fidetzis with the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra as a cello soloist, when he performed (October 1971) the Cello Concerto No. 1 in E-Flat Minor, Op. 107 by Dmitry Shostakovich.

Georgios Aksiotis: Lyrical Intermezzo (Music Supervision: Vyron Fidetzis)
Nikolaos Mantzaros: Don Crepuscolo (Music Supervision: Vyron Fidetzis)
Marios Varvoglis: Na zei to Mesolongi for English horn and strings
Manolis Kalomoiris: Stis tragoudistras technis ta palatia
                                (In poetry by Kostis Palamas), for recitation, flute solo and string orchestra
Manolis Kalomoiris: The destruction of Psara, for narrator and orchestra
                                (in poetry by Dionysios Solomos)
Dionysios Rodotheatos: Symphonic poem Athalia
                                      (Music editing: Vyron Fidetzis)