200-Year Anniversary Tribute

Jul 28, 2014
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200-Year Anniversary Tribute

On 13 October & 16 November, 2014, St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Theological College, together with the Melisma Ensemble and the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese Choir, will be celebrating the 200-year anniversary of the ecclesiastical music reform of 1814.

On Monday 13 October, Dr Dimitri Koubaroulis will be presenting on the historical context, inventors and effects of the New Method of Ecclesiastical Music within the main hall of the College.

On Sunday 16 November, the Melisma Ensemble, directed by Dr Koubaroulis, and the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese Choir, directed by Fr Romanos Al Baba, will be performing Byzantine chant compositions of the Three Teachers and traditional songs. The performance will take place in the Sports and Performing Arts Centre of St Spyridon College (Senior School).

For more information about the free events, see the flyer.

 

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