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Athenaeum saxophone quartet

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Athenaeum Saxophone Quartet

 ATHENAEUM SAXOPHONE QUARTET



Athenaeum Saxophone Quartet was founded in 2004 at the homonym International Cultural Center. Today, it consists of four musicians with common aesthetic and artistic objectives: Stella Arabatzoglou, (Founder and Artistic Director, soprano saxophone), Anna-Maria Kardami (alto saxophone), George Kotrokois (tenor saxophone) and Marietta Tsakmakli (baritone saxophone).
The musical activities of the members vary a lot. They have given concerts in Greece and abroad, they have acted jointly with Greek and foreign Orchestras, they have been presented as soloist and also they have taken part in many theatrical shows. Individually each one, has interpreted works of Greek composers in first performances.
The aim of the Quartet is to range from extremely lyric and warm sound to absolutely jangle, passing trough all intermediary grades as well as through the interpretation of classic and modern repertory of different streams. The objective to all intents and purposes, is to bring out both the technical capabilities of saxophone and the ensemble’s ability to adapt in different styles. This makes it as one of the most interesting expressive media of chamber music.

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Modus ensemble

MODUS ENSEMBLE

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Modus programme

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Modus ensemble 2020

Our last concert at Megaron just before the Covid lockdown in March 2020

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Stella Arabatzoglou & Giannis Tsanakaliotis duo

A powerful duet of a sax-piano with originals compositions, full of power and lyricism!

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giorgos kyriakakis … compositions!

A unique of its kind compositions with the amazing composer Giorgos Kyriakakis. Very proud to present his works!!!

OTHER COLLABORATIONS

Stella Arabatzoglou & Kostas Theodorakos

Unique duet of sax & percussions with originals works and arrangements full of colours and rhythm!!!

Stella Arabatzoglou & Lorenda Ramou

A duet of sax-piano based most in presentations of new and modern greek compositions!