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Concert of Voci Contra Tempo female choir, which will be in residence at the School of Music Studies during the academic year 2021-2022. Female choir Voci Contra Tempo, conductor Sofia Gioldasi.

Contemporary Music Lab organizes 4 concerts in collaboration with INFLUX-Acousmonium on Saturday, September 18, 2021, at 12.00 and 20.30 and on Sunday, September 19, 2021, at 18.00 and 20.30, at the Aristotle Museum of Natural History (port of Thessaloniki). The … Continue reading "A Tribute to Iannis Xenakis"

For this exclusive audiovisual piece, presented by the AI investigation and communication platform Artificia, we go behind the scenes of Aristotle Thessaloniki University's Chameleon, an AI melodic harmonization system capable of generating musical harmonies that can be interpreted by various … Continue reading "Chameleon’s Blendings performed by an OBC String Quartet and pianist Fani Karagianni"

Greek Revolution 50 years from Stravinsky’s death A new work, written by the leading composer Christos Samaras and commissioned by the Athens State Orchestra (ASO), pays tribute to the Bicentennial of the Greek Revolution. This year also marks the fiftieth … Continue reading "Greek Revolution 50 years from Stravinsky’s death. The Athens State Orchestra Concerts"

Participation of the School of Music Studies of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in the festivities for the 200 years from the Greek Revolution, organized by the Ministry of Education at the Athens Concert Hall, Sunday 28 November 2021. The … Continue reading "200 years from the Greek Revolution"

Christmas Concert at the Ceremony Hall of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki on Tuesday 14 December, with the ensembles of the School of Music Studies and the Aristotle University and with a rich multi-genre musical programme.

The 8 Songs from Asia Minor by Yiannis Konstantinidis, are small choral "one-act theatrical plays" where choral music describes and highlights moments of the daily life of Greek people who were living in Asia Minor. The traditional music material processed … Continue reading "Yiannis Konstantinidis- 8 songs from Asia Minor"

Contemporary Music Lab presents Sonatas and Interludes by John Cage performed by the Latvian pianist Juris Žvikovs. The concert will take place on the 7th of April 2022 at MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki. John Cage’s cycle Sonatas and … Continue reading "John Cage’s Sonatas & Interludes performed by Juris Žvikovs"

Concert at the inauguration of an Exhibition of Wood Carving

The Deputy Mayor of Culture, Tourism and International Relations and the "Vocal Ensemble" of the Municipality of Kalamaria, organize a thematic cycle of Religious Music Concerts, on Tuesday 12/4, Wednesday 13/4 and Thursday 14/4/2022 at 20.30, at the Kalamaria Municipal … Continue reading "Religious Music Concerts"

Friday, April 15, 2022 at 21:00 Thessaloniki Concert Hall Conductor: Zoi Tsokanou Narrator: Leonidas Kakouris Mixed Choir of Thessaloniki Chorus master: Mary Konstantinidou Chanter choir ‘Thessaloniki’ Chorus master: Antonis Konstantinidis

On the occasion of the Female Vocal Ensemble’s “Voci Contra Tempo” (ensemble in residence of the School of Music Studies, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) participation in the 1st Sacred Music Festival (organized by the Greek National Opera) and its concert … Continue reading "Invitation to an Open Rehearsal of “Voci Contra Tempo”"

The Female Vocal Ensemble "Voci Contra Tempo" has the pleasure and the honor to participate in the "1st Sacred Music Festival" organized by the Greek National Opera in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, with a program of contemporary choral … Continue reading "“Anima Raggiante” – 1st Sacred Music Festival of the Greek National Opera"

Contemporary Music Lab presents the German composer and director of the electronic music studio at the Music University of Freiburg Alexander Grebtschenko. On Tuesday, May 17th, 20:00, Alexander Grebtschenko will give a lecture at the Department of Music Studies of … Continue reading "Muvid-19 Media Arts and Pandemics"