CML presents a lecture by the Greek composer Dimitris Andrikopoulos on his recent works. Monday 29 May 2023, 15:00 | Music Department, Foyer Dimitris Andrikopoulos was born in Larisa (Greece) in 1971. He started learning music at the Municipal Conservatory … Continue reading "Lecture by Dimitris Andrikopoulos"
LECTURE "A look at the musical studio of a contemporary artist" with the composer Arshia Samsaminia Time 15:00 - 16:00 ROUND TABLE "Aspects of contemporary Greek music creation" Coordinated by George Sakallieros, associate professor Time 16:30 - 18:00 WORKSHOP - … Continue reading "Symposium"
The first lecture is intended to discuss the importance of musical archives as a living part of scientific research and artistic praxis. The lecture will also present empirical research on cultural heritage, archives and libraries. In the second lecture Dr … Continue reading "Lectures “Libraries and archives as European heritage” and “Career opportunities after graduating from Schools of Music Studies”"
We will discuss the anxiety mechanism that is triggered in view of a musical performance, and we will try out practical ways in which we can help ourselves to deal with it. To enter the competition, complete the online registration … Continue reading "Εxperiential workshop “Overcoming stage anxiety”"
A lecture by the Latvian composer Janis Petraškevičs on his work and contemporary music.
Valentina Besegher Scotti (visual artist, curator) and Alessandro Massobrio (composer, developer) will talk about their artistic research and the interdisciplinary outcomes of their joint project Labor Neunzehn, at the crossroads of time-based art practices. Selected works by the duo will … Continue reading "Cross-disciplinary approaches in time-based art"
Lecture given by Nathaniel Evans, based on the work of the philosopher Werner H. Erhard and the economist Michael C. Jensen.
Presentation of the collaboration between the Onassis Cultural Center and the Panteion University entitled: Music Bridge over Sygrou” Sailing to America (concert for oboe and piano). Participants: Lorenda Ramou and Foteini Salmouka: presentation of the collaboration between the Onassis Cultural … Continue reading "Music Bridge over Sygrou – Sailing to America"
The Cyclorhythmic festival 2023 is a meeting of percussionists, musicians and composers that will take place on March 17 and 19 at the "Xanthippi Hoipel" amphitheater at the MOMus-Macedonian Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki. The Cyclorhythmic Festival 2023 is … Continue reading "Cyclorhythmic festival 2023"
On Thursday, March 2, 2023, at 19:45-21:00, a lecture by Alkinoos Ioannidis will be held at the foyer of the School of Music Studies of the A.U.Th., as part of the series of events "Varieties 2022-2023". The lecture is entitled: … Continue reading "Lecture by Alkinoos Ioannidis: “The word and the note”"
Διάλεξη για την Σονάτα Op. 57 του Beethoven από το πρίσμα του ερμηνευτή. Συμμετέχει ο Joan Grimalt, καθηγητής στην Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya.
The School of Music Studies A.U.th. is presenting the Collected Edition in honour of Dimitris Themelis (1931-2017) at the Foyer of the School of Music Studies (Thermi) on 30 November 2022, 19.30 pm. Participants: Stella Lavva, Dean of the Faculty … Continue reading "Presentation of the Collected Edition in honour of Dimitris Themelis (1931-2017)"
Have you ever wondered what needs to happen before an orchestra stands on stage in order to play in a concert? Orchestra management is an art in itself. Monday, 21 November 2022, 11:00-12:30, room 9 S.Μ.S. AUTH For more information … Continue reading "The music industry"
Official celebration of the day of the Holy Demetriou and the 110th anniversary of the liberation of the city and the epic of the '40s. Participants: AUTH Symphony Orchestra , “Yiannis Mantakas” Choir and Choir Workshop of School of Music … Continue reading "Official celebration of the 26th of October at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki"
Alwynne Pritchard presents her special artistic approach, in dialogue with Yannis Mitrou (Dept. of Visual Arts, AUTh) and Danae Stefanou (Dept. of Music Studies, AUTh),
OPENING CEREMONY Through 'Project Πatriδa' we intend to showcase numerous aspects of choral music and to raise awareness about a variety of topics. One of these is redefining 'Hellenism' in choral composition and reapproaching it through the prism of contemporary … Continue reading "Project Πatriδa- Opening Ceremony and Final Concert"
The Department of Music Studies of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and 'Voci Contra Tempo' Female Vocal Ensemble (ensemble-in-residence of the Music Studies Department) are jointly organizing a series of four (4) lectures (online), as part of Choral Music Composition Workshop … Continue reading "Project Πatriδa- Online Lectures’ Cycle"
A seminar on the possible role of traditional singing techniques and field recordings in experimental music and vice versa. Participants: Timo Kreuser (DE) - live electronics, Veronika Böhle (DE) - mezzo soprano Michael Taylor (CN) - counter tenor
The award-winning and internationally renowned South Korean composer, professor of composition at the University of Texas, will present her work at the Department of Music Studies on Thursday, June 2, 2022 at 18:00 in the foyer of the building. Sungji … Continue reading "Sungji Hong presents her work"
Lectures in the frame of the Agreement Erasmus+ by professors from the National University of Arts “George Enescu” in Iassy, "Aspects of Music in Romania". PROGRAM Adrian Sîrbu, The tradition of Psaltic Art in Moldavia Ι & ΙΙ Tuesday, 31.05.2022, … Continue reading "Lectures in the frame of the Agreement Erasmus+"
During the class “World Music”, on Thursday, 26th May 2022 at 3:30-4:45 p.m. EEST, Mr. Christopher King will give a lecture titled “The Unsung History of Jewish Women's Music in Greece: Thessaloniki” Venue: School of Music Studies, Aristotle University of … Continue reading "“The Unsung History of Jewish Women’s Music in Greece: Thessaloniki”"
The Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki organize the New Sounds Week, giving the opportunity to young Greek composers to present their music to the public, while promoting contemporary Greek … Continue reading "New Sounds Week"
This lectures focusses on issues of Performance Practice of Byzantine choirs, as revealed in music iconographical sources (miniatures in musical and liturgical manuscripts, icons, frescoes a.o.), sheding light on unknown aspects regarding cheironomy, clothing and other details of the psaltic … Continue reading "Byzantine Choir and Performance Practices Through the Lenses of Music Iconographical Sources"
Two new record productions (with catalog numbers 0043 and 0044) of Phasma Music include, among others, works written by teachers and graduates of the School of Music Studies: K. Nikitas, Chr. Samaras, C. Tsougras, G. Sakallieros, D. Maronidis, V. Kitsos, … Continue reading "Presentation of two new CDs by Phasma Music with works by Greek composers"
"Composer-Score-Interpreter: Shaping the interpretation of Theodore Antoniou's piano works" How elastic or rigid is the score? How does the performer perceive it and how does its creator? What is the degree of freedom of the performer? What are the responsibilities … Continue reading "Lecture-Recital by Konstantinos Destounis: “Composer-Score-Interpreter: Shaping the interpretation of Theodore Antoniou’s piano works”"
