Here's the video clip that goes with the fourth movement of my Sinfonietta
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Here you can listen to another 4 excerpts from 'Music for Strings' while you're making up your mind about ordering it. (From the fifth track onward is music from the amazing new video game 'Theseis' for which I'm writing the orchestral score.)
Have a look at the profile for Sanctuary of Sound. This is the group that will play the Asylum music
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Here's an interesting and on-the-ball bass player called Philip Baumgarten. Bassists, check his lessons out now!
Here's a short promo video of the recording sessions in the Cadogan Hall in Chelsea.
Here's something quite brilliant!
here's something for Bebop!
Review of Music for Strings on page 129 of this month's Pop & Rock magazine!!
It's a super review for a classical CD!
You can also read a five star review of my CD Music for Strings by Alexander Harkiolakis on the classicalmusic.gr web site in Greek (there is a translation in my blog). click the icon"
Hxos&Eikona, the respected Hi-Fi magazine printed a very perceptive review of Music for Strings by well known music jounalist Nikos Dontas. You can read it in Greek here:
(there is also a translation on my blog).
Here's a nice photo of myself in conversation with Jonathan Morton, leader of the Scottish Ensemble, during the recording of the Sinfonietta. Jonathan was playing co principal first violin beside Rosie Furniss.
Here's a picture I took of comet Holmes which is in Perseus at the moment
Have a look at Madeleine Shepherd's work:
A BIT ABOUT ME
I am a chess playing, stargazing, philosophizing, model airplane flying, furniture building, tortoise breeding, book reading, and art loving musician who lives and works in Athens, Greece. I love listening to jazz music and looking at renaissance paintings. If I could combine the two into one integrated activity I would do it! I enjoy immensely the works of Hermann Hesse, Umberto Eco and Nabokov. I delight in reading the texts of Richard Feynman, especially at his most lyrical. I was a student of Ninian Perry to whom I owe many thanks as a spiritual and musical inspiration.
