Events

Inspired by the distinctive, atmospheric sound of the vibraphone, the Delasito Project band has developed a vibrant repertoire of original, multi-dimensional compositions influenced by the jazz / funk scene, as well as classical music, free improvisation and ethnic music.

Inspired by the distinctive, atmospheric sound of the vibraphone, the Delasito Project band has developed a vibrant repertoire of original, multi-dimensional compositions influenced by the jazz / funk scene, as well as classical music, free improvisation and ethnic music

Inspired by the distinctive, atmospheric sound of the vibraphone, the Delasito Project band has developed a vibrant repertoire of original, multi-dimensional compositions influenced by the jazz / funk scene, as well as classical music, free improvisation and ethnic music.

S Recordings invites Christos Sitokonstantinou to his yard for a percussion performance. Melodies alternate with grooves, rhythms are scattered in atmospheric soundtrack through the percussion instruments. The choreographer Dimitra Papanikolaou participates, tying the movement and the speech with the music.

After the shooting for the short film that covered the music of Christos Sitokonstantinou "Nocturne", Nikos Fytas, as the director of the Volos Festival, made a proposal Christos Sitokonstantinou for a musical event to take part in the program of events of this year festival. Christos in turn addressed Thessaloniki and specifically to Davina Florentin and Dimitris Tasoudis.An original group of three virtuoso percussionists emerged, which mix classical sounds with improvised compositions and which the Volos Festival presents in the imposing place of the early Christian walls, behind the City Museum.

Andreas Papagiannakopoulos (electric guitar) and Christos Sitokonstantinou (vibraphone) play jazz standards and funky grooves.

Ekdoseis tou Kampou will arrive at S Recordings Studio in Volos for a weekend, presenting their collection of posters, zines, t-shirts, stickers, buttons e.t.c. with live sessions.

A solo percussion performance by Christos Sitokonstantinou, expressing the feelings of a musician during the pandermin lockdown. "What happens when the sound of the vibraphone and other percussion instruments flood the empty streets of a city?"

On Wednesday, July 15 at 9:00 pm we welcome the jazzjates in Stagiates! Jazzjates ... It is the musical project of Christos Sitokonstantinou on the vibraphone and Andreas Papagiannakopoulos on the guitar. Inspired by the struggle of the village of Stagiates for the preservation of water and human dignity, they create the name that is a combination of the words jazz + Stagiates Although the name is new, the duo has been around for several years and has given many concerts… Starting with jazz and the broader concept of improvisation, jazzjates present a repertoire of jazz, pop, rock, funk music and their own compositions.

Elena Vassiliadi meets Anatolika Zitimata to create an atmospheric musical ride. The orchestra's repertoire is a mosaic of urban songs and lyrics by Constantinople, Izmir and Asia Minor, traditional pieces from all over Greece, as well as contemporary Mediterranean masterpieces. Canon, cello, oud, percussion and bass together in a unique marriage with the voice of Elena Vassiliadi. Mediterranean music colors and aromas as well as new orchestral compositions.