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Ημερολόγιο

29 November 2012

Eddie Taylor Jr & Steve Guyger Band

Guitarist Eddie Taylor Jr., son of Eddie Taylor, learned to play guitar in the traditional manner following the style of his father. He is one of the modern representatives of the scene of Chicago.

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03 November 2012

The Nits

The story of the band began in 1974. It was created in Netherlands by Henk Hofstede (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Rob Kloet (drums), Alex Roelofs (bass) and Michiel Peters (guitar, vocals).

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03 November 2012

Dianne Reeves

After about two years from her previous concerts in Gazarte, the great lady of jazz Dianne Reeves comes back to our country for one night.

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29 October 2012

See You Soon

“See You Soon” is an umbrella group composed of talented musicians, singers and performers.

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11 July 2012

Pink Martini

The popular and highly esteemed to Greeks band prepares their luggage and the most popular songs from their 18 years career and on Wednesday, July 11th climbs on Lycabettus stage with fun for a memorable concert full of music and dancing.

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21 June 2012

World Music Day at Megaron

First day of summer and European Day of Music, June 21st. Once again the beautiful gardens of Megaron organized a special celebration.

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26 April 2012

Alekos Vretos Quartet

The oud player Alekos Vretos presents at the Half Note a mixture of Arab, jazz and latin music with several improvisations. The dominance of the bands and of improvisation are supported by the collaboration of musicians on stage.

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24 April 2012

Fenia Papadodima & Delos Project

The multi-talented actor, director and singer, appears for the first time in Half Note and presents her new project Delos based on her songs.

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24 April 2012

Moussas Farm

In a different tone from “Kyknostalagma” the first solo work, Telemachus Moussas and the “farm”, Moussas Farm is called the group that is the continuation of his quartet, present his new compositions from the new album “Newborn”.

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21 April 2012

Blues Bug

The group appeared in June 1990 and soon became known for the quality of their work. Their tied up sound, the rich repertoire (a combination of rhythm & blues, soul, funk, acid jazz) and the lively stage presence, is the main reson they became established as one of the best bands of this genre and earned wide acceptance by the audience.

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04 April 2012

Beat Ya Beat Band

Beat Ya Beat Band's robust rhythms rouse the audience and combine cheerfully swing with ragtime and boogie-woogie. They take a breath with sensual cabaret, tunes from musicals and continue with dancing songs that lift the mood!

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03 April 2012

Sofita

Sofita, her songs, feet in flamenco rhythmes, musicians dancing with her in swing and rock'n'roll rhythm, percussion flying in the air, bum guitars, saxophone playing clapper. They will take you an unforgettable ride on the road ..... Be a passerby ......

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28 March 2012

Gretchen Parlato

She comes from a musical family, her father Dave Parlato was the bassist of Frank Zappa and of famous jazzmen. She studied ethnomusicology and was the first singer who was accepted in 2001 to Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance.

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27 March 2012

Opera Chaotique

In the mid 19th century in a darkened theater in the center of Paris, Tenorman was playing the Phantom of the Opera and Voodoo Drummer percussion instruments in the orchestra. The show was shut down immediately... So they created Opera Chaotique .... and combine different types of music such as Opera, Jazz, Cabaret, Musical and more.

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22 March 2012

The Poogie Bell Band

He is a musician, producer, composer and arranger. He has worked with artists such as Chaka Khan, Roberta Flack, Erykah Badu, David Bowie, David Sanborn, Al Jarreau, Vanessa Williams, Randy Crawford and others, but mainly as a permanent associate of Marcus Miller.

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15 March 2012

Chick Corea & Gary Burton

“Literally speaking a solo appearance is equal to a monologue and a collaboration with a band to a panel discussion. But a duet with Chick Corea is a loud conversation with your best friend. You know what he will say even before he spellls it out, so you can now go one step further.

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14 March 2012

Slammers Maximum Jive Band

A cheerful band with dancing sounds, swing, rhythm and blues and jive that excites the audience. The group was formed in 2004 by musicians who had experience in the great English band scene such as Alabama Slammers, Jive Cats, etc.

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14 March 2012

Belleville

The dark atmosphere of cabaret of the interwar period, the melancholic and nostalgic mood and a touch of humor accompany aesthetically the musical journey of Belleville.

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11 March 2012

Dimitri Vassilakis

The internationally renowned award-winning saxophonist, singer, composer and educator, has recorded 5 albums for “Candid Records” based in New York and London. The Daedalus Project-Labyrinth (2002) was voted second jazz album of the year and album of March for BBC.

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07 March 2012

Maria Serrano Y Grupo

Music sometimes drifts Maria Serrano in a rhythmic battle with unspecified demons and sometimes leads her to an expressive melancholy. It has been written that she is the “Voodoo Queen of Flamenco.”

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20 February 2012

Yoel Soto

Yoel Soto was born in Havana in 1977. At the age of 18 he participated in the Festival Jazz Plaza de La Habana playing electric bass with Bobby Carcassés and in 1996 he obtained his diploma at the National School of Art.

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15 February 2012

Carmen Souza

She started singing young at a Gospel Choir and was influenced by musicians such as Luis Morais, Nina Simone or Billie Holiday.

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11 February 2012

Imany

Imany comes from Comoro Islands and her real name is Nadia Mladjao. She grew up in the suburbs of Paris and singing was her dream from her childhood. But then no one thought that her voice was good. She was only told that she was strong and she believed that singing did not fit her.

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09 February 2012

Femi Temowo

Nigerian Femi Temowo is not only a guitarist, but also a songwriter and producer. He has collaborated with artists such as Amy Winehouse and saxophonist Soweto Kinch.

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08 February 2012

Dimitris Kalantzis

Pianist Dimitris Kalantzis presents exquisite music of Manos Hadzidakis following his own way of expression. Arranger and instigator of the recent production titled “Mano's”, with a jazz approach, he combines his band with the strings of Kamerata.

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01 February 2012

Lurrie Bell & Matthew Skoller meet Blues Cargo

Guitarist Lurrie Bell has a major presence in the history of modern blues and his discography from the 70's is one of the most powerful doses of authentic Chicago blues.

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26 January 2012

Milo Z

Milo Z creates music for young people - forever young - naming it “Razzamofunk”. He combines the good old soul and the funk of Sly & The Family Stone, War, Kool & The Gang and Parliament-Funkadelic in purely avant-rock influences.

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19 January 2012

Carmen Lundy

One of the distinct voices of jazz with special style which comfortably combines the funk element of Aretha Franklin with Ella Fitzgerald's brilliance and the modulation of Sarah Vaughan. Besides a singer Carmen Lundy is a composer, actress and painter.

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11 January 2012

Opera Chaotique

Operatic singer and pianist Tenorman, George Tziouvaras, was singing only with big orchestras and Voodoo Drummer, Chris Koutsogiannis, was performing around the world with Jazz bands. When they decided to mix the two “dissimilar” genres they served, jazz and opera, the result was particularly interesting.

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28 December 2011

Mitch Woods & His Rocket 88’s

Pianist with magic fingers, Mitch Woods, comes to give us the most cheerful winter nights with frenetic rhythms boogie-woogie, swing and rock ’n’ roll!!!

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19 December 2011

Steve Lucky & The Rhumba Bums

Fifteen years now Steve Lucky and his band, the Rhumba Bums are the hallmark of the most explosive jump swing and more upbeat rhythm and blues that sounds this time both in America and around the world.

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14 December 2011

Cristina Vilallonga

Cristina Vilallonga sealed the music of Gotan Project with her voice in their debut “La Revancha del Tango” as well as in three other albums, the last titled “Tango 3.0” of 2010. With her overwhelming presence she is now the continuity of the tango tradition, reflected perfectly and in her personal albums with her band Tango Quartet.

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07 December 2011

Maria Joao & Savina Yannatou

Two leading female voices of contemporary music in a creative meeting spread over a wide musical spectrum.

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30 November 2011

Anoushka Shankar

Anoushka Shankar has in her blood innovation and experimentation, while her deep-seated understanding of Indian classical form plays a key role in her work. She has presented several solo albums from her debut “Anoushka” in 1998 until the last “Traveller”.

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23 November 2011

D. Vassilakis & New York Quartet Feat. Michela Marino

The international course of Dimitri Vassilakis is expressed through selective recording presence, in collaboration with the British company Candid, with more recent issues “Across the Universe” and “Jazz for Bentley”.

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16 November 2011

Jody Williams Blues Band

Guitarist Jody Williams, an old associate of Howlin’ Wolf, Elmore James's or Otis Spann, returned to the music scene after a conscious abstention of about 30 years!

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09 November 2011

Opera Chaotique

After their performances in Berlin, Belgrade and Barcelona, Opera Chaotique present a unique show that combines different genres of music Opera, Jazz, Cabaret, Musical and more.

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09 November 2011

Maria Farantouri and Charles Lloyd

“From the first notes, I recognized in the voice of Maria the strength and depth of humanity that radiates. I loved her voice from the first time I heard it. But I also love the whole music. As for the music that is called jazz, which I serve all my life, it is primarily the music of freedom and search.

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09 November 2011

Manos Achalinotopoulos, Haig Yazdjian, Makis Ablianitis

Three musicians from the area of the so-called ethnic, Manos Achalinotopoulos , Haig Yazdjian and Makis Ablianitis come together for the first time. So far they have presented their own works and have found their own ways and paths to make exciting musical journeys.

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05 November 2011

Madeleine Peyroux

Madeleine Peyroux with her characteristic simplicity and directness has never put any boundaries and labels in music and expression and she balances on the extremes. She followed the surprises that each search and unexpected brings making her own history.

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02 November 2011

George Cables Quintet feat. Craig Handy, Billy Hart, David Weiss & Michael Bowie

Pianist George Cables has played and recorded with many of the greatest musicians of Jazz. Among them are Art Blakey, Sonny Rollins, Dexter Gordon, Art Pepper, Joe Henderson, Joe Farrell, Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, Art Pepper, Archie Shepp and many others.

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02 November 2011

The Swallow Quintet

Cancellation of concert The Swallow Quintet. Cash refund of purchased tickets at Pallas' Box Office. Automatic credit card refund for web booking.

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29 October 2011

Karrin Allyson

“She’s been described as a “musician’s musician,” and for once the overused term actually makes sense-a complete performance by a complete artist-one of the jazz world’s finest.” Don Heckman, The Los Angeles Times.

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26 October 2011

Vinicius Cantuaria

Famous singer, songwriter, guitarist, percussionist from Brazil who has been engaged in many kinds of music of his homeland. From bossa nova and jazz to contemporary music.

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26 October 2011

Elvis Costello

Declan Patrick MacManus as is his real name, is among the most talented and creative antistars. Since 1977 with his album “My Aim is True” he followed the paths of music from rock to blues, country, jazz, classical music without putting labels.

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19 October 2011

Leonor Leal Y Grupo

From the greatest dancers of flamenco and Andalusian dance tradition generally Leonor Leal combined classical ballet 's and Spanish studies, but what ultimately attracted her was flamenco.

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17 October 2011

Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw & Madeline Bell

The Jazz Orchestra of the famous Concertgebouw in Amsterdam comes to Greece to present a tribute “to the man that pulled down with so much ease the walls between musical genres”, as Quincy Jones has said. The legendary Ray Charles.

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12 October 2011

Gizelle Smith

Great singer, songwriter and composer, the rapidly rising Gizelle Smith was born and raised in Manchester, but with cultural references that relate to African American ancestry and the sound of Motown (because of her father) in her blood.

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07 October 2011

Haris Alexiou

Nino Rota, one of the most important musicians of his generation, a child prodigy, during his career composed symphonies, operas, ballet music, orchestral music, music for the cinema. With his compositions he led us to the solitude of the world of Federico Fellini from the White Sheik to the Prova d’ orchestra.

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06 October 2011

Gianluigi Trovesi & Gianni Coscia

The saxophonist, clarinetist and composer Gianluigi Trovesi is a great presence in European jazz with influences from American tradition. When he was twenty years old he had the good fortune to listen closely to Charles Mingus and Eric Dolphy in Milan, in 1964, which had a decisive role in his course in the music scene.

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