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Athens Epidaurus Festival 2021 Programme

The official programme of the Athens Epidaurus Festival for 2021

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GREEK MUSIC<br />

1821 BICENTENNIAL<br />

GREEK<br />

ORCHESTRAS<br />

19 JUN 21:00<br />

ODEON OF HERODES<br />

ATTICUS<br />

The <strong>Athens</strong> Philharmonia Orchestra (est. 2016) has been consistently<br />

focusing on modern Greek music. Under the baton of conductor Byron<br />

Fidetzis, well-known for his research on modern Greek music, the Orchestra<br />

presents a masterpiece at this year’s <strong>Festival</strong>: Nikos Skalkottas’<br />

36 Greek Dances. Skalkottas began composing this iconic work in 1931.<br />

Until the end of his life, in 1949, he continued arranging it for various ensembles.<br />

The Greek element becomes a source of inspiration, a guiding<br />

force, a liberating identity that leads to a genuine work of art.<br />

This year’s presentation of 36 Greek Dances is based on the work’s<br />

musicological reconstruction by Byron Fidetzis, responsible both for<br />

the first world recording (1990) and the first public performance (1997)<br />

of 36 Greek Dances as a single complete work.<br />

ATHENS PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA<br />

BYRON FIDETZIS<br />

36 Greek Dances for Orchestra<br />

by Nikos Skalkottas<br />

TICKETS – VIP 45€/ ZONE A 35€/ ZONE B 25€/ ZONE C 20€/ PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES 5€/<br />

UPPER TIER 17€, 12€, 10€/ STUDENTS/65+/ ARTIST UNIONS 10€, 8€/<br />

UNEMPLOYED/ART SCHOOL STUDENTS 5€<br />

Conductor<br />

Byron Fidetzis<br />

Nikos Skalkottas (1904-1949)<br />

36 Greek Dances for Orchestra<br />

Series Ι, ΙΙ, ΙΙΙ<br />

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