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To write about the Passau pipe organ is like trying to describe a living mythical giant. Once its renovation is...
In 2026, the International Organ Festival "ANO" will complete 10 years of continuous and creative presence in the cultural events...
This June offered a particularly interesting perspective on how the relationship between classical music and its audience can change. From...
Undoubtedly, June's big event is the release of Disclosure Day, featuring what might be John Williams' final score for a...
The event held at the Academy of Athens was dedicated to the recent discographic releases of the Philharmonia Orchestra of...

Stepping into the Klais Orgelbau workshop in Bonn, Germany feels less like entering a modern factory and more like crossing the threshold into a museum of living sound. Founded in 1882 by Johannes Klais, this family-run workshop has spent almost a century and a half crafting some of the world’s most spectacular pipe organs. Inside, the scent of seasoned wood and polished metal fills the air.
Composer and teacher Babis (Charalambos) Kanas is one of the significant figures in contemporary Greek music, with a long-standing presence...
This year's Meleagris Art Festival - Concerts at the Farm concludes at the blooming Meleagris farm with 'Anthology... Bach!', a...
Virtuoso guitarist Dimitris Soukaras will be the soloist in the world premiere performance of the Concerto of Corinth for guitar...

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The Gyzi Megaron Festival, one of Santorini's longest-running and most distinguished cultural institutions, returns this summer to celebrate forty years of artistic contribution. A festival embraced by both the local community and international audiences alike, it has established itself as a landmark cultural event for thousands of visitors from around the world. This year's anniversary edition renews its summer appointment with the public, presenting four exceptional concerts featuring distinguished Greek and internationally acclaimed artists.
Fazil Say is not merely a leading pianist, but a rare and multifaceted musician. Although primarily known for his piano...
One of the greatest pleasures for anyone who attends performing arts events is to watch a performance with little –...
Although the fact that John the Baptist was the Forerunner of Jesus does not necessarily make Richard Strauss's Salome a...
Ever since the Elbphilharmonie opened its doors to the public in January 2017 (after years of delays and enormous, truly...
At 19, Athanasios Kyparos has already carved out a remarkable international career in violin. A scholarship student at Musik Akademie Basel under Professor Leonidas Kavakos, he has distinguished himself in over 40 international and national competitions, and has appeared as a soloist in leading concert halls, such as Carnegie Hall in New York, the Musikverein in Vienna, and the Mozarteum in Salzburg. Reflecting on his career to date, he speaks to classicalmusic.gr about his studies, his experiences, and his dreams for the future.
With significant distinctions in national competitions and a continuously evolving artistic career, young pianist Vasilis Patsis belongs to the new...
Cellist Maria Elli Petridou, just a few days after winning the major international distinction as Grand Prize Winner in "The...
Born in December 2011, Thodoris Filippopoulos is one of the youngest Greek musicians. This Monday (December 15, 2025), he will...

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