Corfu has a real treat tonight. The ‘San Giacomo’ Municipal Choir steps on stage with “100 Years of Mikis Theodorakis” at the Municipal Theatre on Saturday, 4 October, starting at 8:30 PM. It’s a warm salute to Theodorakis’ legacy, with choir, soloists and instrumentalists joining forces for an evening built around his music.
Why will this tribute draw Corfu’s music lovers?
People know and sing along to Theodorakis. A 100-year theme is an easy invitation to hear his songs and choral settings again, this time live. For Corfiots, it’s a simple reason to gather and celebrate an artist whose melodies pass from parents to kids. And the Municipal Theatre suits this kind of night.
Who is performing?
- Conductor: Panagis Barbatis
- Soloist: Dimitris Basis
- Choir pianist: Panayiotis Garbis
- Choir director: Antoniy Ivanov
- Singers: Elena Ristova and Spyros Suef
- Accompanied by:
- Bouzouki: Dimitris Livanos
- Cello: Michalis Porfyris
What does the program offer?
It’s all Theodorakis tonight. The Corfu ‘San Giacomo’ Municipal Choir mixes choral and solo numbers, with piano, bouzouki and cello adding color. The source didn’t share a full set list, but with named soloists and this lineup, expect variety that shows different sides of his writing.
Why is it worth attending?
Locals and visitors alike can count on a well-rehearsed show led by an experienced team. Choir, a recognized soloist and traditional instruments make a blend that pairs rich tones with the lyric spirit people link to Theodorakis. And yes, nights like this keep the city’s cultural life lively by bringing artists and audiences together in a venue everyone knows.
Where and when is the concert?
The concert is today, Saturday, 4 October, at 8:30 PM at the Municipal Theatre in Corfu. The venue handles doors and seating, so give yourself a bit of extra time on arrival.
Where to find more information?
The announcement names the team and the start time but skips ticket and reservation info. Please confirm those details through the official pages of the Municipal Theatre or the Corfu ‘San Giacomo’ Municipal Choir in case anything changes. Photo credit: tovima.gr
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