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"
This lecture introduces the use of acoustic sounds that are perceptually between noise and pitch. Examples from recent repertoire and Vesikkala's compositions show compositional strategies for structuring music when using noisy timbres. I discuss how to integrate timbre with pitch … Continue reading "Pitch and Timbre Space in Composition, Lecture by Juhani T Vesikkala Wittmacher"
Unlocking creativity: Composing music with children and teenagers This lecture is aimed at composers and music educators and attempts to explore cases where children are directly involved in the compositional process. How is it when you compose with children/teenagers? Are … Continue reading "Unlocking creativity: Composing music with children and teenagers"
The Deanship of the Faculty of Fine Arts of the AUTH, the School of Music Studies of the AUTH and the Society of Friends of the Telloglio Arts Foundation invite you to the honorary event for the Emeritus Professor Christos … Continue reading "Honorary Event for the Emeritus Professor Christos Samaras"
The seminary follows a line of arguments that puts in result the most important elements of technics for string instruments as well as their notation. I will discuss analytic elements of the specific notation and their relationship with the resulting … Continue reading "Extended techniques for strings"
Composition and improvisation are often considered contradictory musical genres. In this lecture, I will show how the different processes of musical creation, such as composition, real-time composition and improvisation, not only have a differentiated temporal positioning in relation to the notation … Continue reading "Improvisation between composition and impredictability"
The School of Music Studies of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, invite you to the CD presentation and concert with works for piano by Christos Samaras, professor emeritus of the School of Music Studies. … Continue reading "CD/book presentation and concert with Christos Samaras’ “24 Preludes for piano”"
On Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7, 2024, the Museum of Byzantine Culture will host the Early Music Festival entitled “Dusting Musical Instruments off”, at its Reception Area. We will travel to the Renaissance and Baroque eras, through music … Continue reading "Early Music Festival “Dusting musical instruments off”"
On Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7, 2024, the Museum of Byzantine Culture will host the Early Music Festival entitled "Dusting Musical Instruments off", at its Reception Area. We will travel to the Renaissance and Baroque eras, through music … Continue reading "Early Music Festival “Dusting musical instruments off”"
After the very successful first edition of the Festival "Days of Greek Music Creation", which was held last year, the second edition of the Festival is scheduled to take place between May 21st and June 5th, 2024. The Festival is … Continue reading "Festival “Days of Greek Music Creation”"
Η εκδήλωση περιέχει δύο διαλέξεις καθηγητών από το Πανεπιστήμιο Καλών Τεχνών "George Enescu", στο πλαίσιο του προγράμματος Erasmus+. Ομιλιτές/τριες: Adrian Sîrbu & Anca Sîrbu
Jazz improvisation seminar on simple and compound chord progressions A unified, diverse approach to improvisation based on forward motion, harmonic rhythm, and the principles of modal interchange. We learn the basic rules of improvisation through the theoretical knowledge of harmony, … Continue reading "Kostas Maginas: Lecture and seminar on jazz improvisation"
