2026-10-03T00:00:00+00:00

3 October 2026 at 20:30

“Dawn, the Kiss”: Dimitris Zarreas presents in Kalamata a Musical Journey into the Human Soul

 
“Dawn, the Kiss”: Dimitris Zarreas presents in Kalamata a Musical Journey into the Human Soul

Description :

The concert / performance / event will be in the Greek language

A special musical evening dedicated to poetry, music, and the emotions that bring us together.
Kalamata-born composer and classical singer Dimitris Zarreas presents his original work, “Dawn, the Kiss” (“Avgi, to Fili”), a cycle of original Greek art songs exploring love, affection, loss, and the strength of the human soul.
Born out of personal experiences, the work evolved into a musical narrative about life, change, and our ability to rediscover the light within.
A Different Musical Experience
Three classical voices and a four-member chamber ensemble come together in an acoustic concert without amplification, where natural sound, simplicity, and immediacy create a unique connection between the performers and the audience.
Joining the composer are the classical singers:
Dimitris Stavropoulos – Baritone
Lena Motou – Soprano
Alexandros Ibrahim – Baritone
along with the musicians:
Angelos Lioukas – Piano
Leoni Alyfanti – Violin
Maria Bitsikokou– Cello
Eleni Galanopoulou – Flute

“Dawn, the Kiss”, which has already been presented at the History Museum of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA), now comes to Kalamata, the composer’s hometown.

Organizers :

The event is sponsored by the “TERPSIS” Association (Association of Parents and Guardians of Students and Friends of the Kalamata Municipal Arts Schools) and the Anna Mavrou & Pavlos Bouzianis Pharmacy, with the support of Bougas Schools, Phaos Social Cooperative Enterprise, and Charikleia Theodorakopoulou.

Other info :

For further information:
call us: 2721094000
emai: info@phaos.org
web: www.phaos.org

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