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Aristotle Lyceum

Our Academy goes to Lyceum

Concert within the events «All of Greece, one Culture» of the Ministry of Culture

The Athens String Quartet, together with four students of the Young Musicians’ Academy of the Athens State Orchestra, presents works by Ludwig van Beethoven and Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy at the Aristotle's Lyceum.

Thu., 10 Sep. 2020 20:30

Aristotle's Lyceum

Works by Ludwig van Beethoven and Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy.

PARTICIPATION

Athens String Quartet

Apollon Grammatikopoulos, violin

Panagiotis Tziotis, violin

Paris Anastasiadis, viola

Isidoros Sideris, cello

 

Students of the Young Musicians’ Academy of the Athens State Orchestra

Fivi Rousohatzaki, violin

Platon Bourgiotis, violin

Vasilis Papapanagiotou, viola

Semeli Kostourou, cello

TICKETS INFORMATION

The concert is free for the audience, granted by the Ministry of Culture and Sports.

The only fee is the entrance ticket to the archaeological site (general public: €4, concessions: €2).

Reservation of seat is mandatory.

Reservations can be done at: https://digitalculture.gov.gr/

Should you need any help to reserve your seat, call us at 210 7257603.

 

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