WAR - REFUGEE WAVES - MIGRATION

TAKIM - KAFE AMAN: GREEK ENTERTAINMENT!

T.C.H. / TECHNOTROPON - ARTWAY
Six of the most important virtuosi of Greek folk music come together in the dynamic ΤΑΚΙΜ band and invite us to a charming music journey through the routes of Greek refugees in time.
Kafe Aman Greek Entertainment comes back to life in a special musical performance put together and presented by Lambros Liavas.
Stops along the route are Ioannina with “Yali kafene”, the Balkans with “Greji-Hani”, Istanbul with “Despoina’s Casino” at Tataula [Kurtuluş], Smyrna [Izmir] “bires” on the Seafront Promenade, as well as America with the Kafe Aman of Katsaros and Marika in Chicago and New York, paying homage to Greek immigrants in the USA., from the end of the 19th century to the 1960s.
An adventurous epic journey, an incessant ‘give-and-take’ of peoples and cultures in the East and West. At every place along the way there are touching human stories told, stories of Greek refugees and migrants uprooted from various lands, who travelled in every direction. The focal point is always the major virtuosi, instrument players and singers who left their marks on the musical tradition of the Greeks, with songs that are all time favourites but, also, with several ‘jewels’ worth discovering…!
A selection of representative songs combined with stories-narratives, where a special role is played by some outstanding figures of refugee singers and musicians.

ARTISTS

Supervisor - Text author - Presenter Lambros Liavas
Staging Sofia Spyratou
Narrator Dimitra Stoyanni
Visual Material Grigoris Filidis
Sound Thanassis Gikas
 
TAKIM:
Thomas Konstantinou ud, lute
Alexandros Arkadopoulos clarinet
Yorgos Marinakis violin
Panos Dimitrakopoulos qanun
Kostas Meretakis percussion
Yiannis Plagiannakos bass
 
Yiannis Niarchos vocals
Katerina Tziviloglou vocals
 
Also participating Thessaloniki Dancing Association
Supervisor Sakis Palioyiannis

TICKET PRICES

20€, 15€, 12€ (pupils - students - unemployment card holders)

  • 16 March 2017 to 17 March 2017
    Thu|Fri     21:00  (EMILIOS RIADIS HALL M2)