Sakellaridis

Athens Philharmonia Orchestra | Athens | November 18

The Athens Philharmonia Orchestra will perform three fine works by representatives of the Second Viennese School accompanied by piano duo Beata Pincetic and Christos Sakellaridis at the Athens Concert Hall under the direction of Byron Fidetzis on Monday, November 18. The works to be performed on the night are Anton Webern's Passacaglia, Op.

Amnesty head: Previous gov't has 'huge responsibility' for state of migrant camps

The previous leftist government bears a "huge responsibility" for the overcrowding and dire living conditions inside Greece's migrant reception centres, the head of Amnesty International's local chapter said in an interview published Thursday.

Robert Frost | Athens | March 13

Much loved in Greece, Robert Frost (1874-1963) visited the country 58 years ago as a guest of the Hellenic American Union, which is paying tribute to the American poet with a special event on Wednesday, March 13. This evening of verse brings together 15 poets to read selected works by Frost in both the original and a new Greek translation.

Messiaen | Athens | April 3

Pianists Stefanos Nasos and Christos Sakellaridis perform Olivier Messiaen's "20 Contemplations on the Infant Jesus," composed in 1944 for the French composer's second wife. The show at the Athens Concert Hall on Tuesday, April 3, starts at 8.30 p.m. and tickets cost 10 and 15 euros.

Athens Concert Hall, 1 Kokkali & Vassilissis Sofias,
tel 210.728.2333

Ex-SYRIZA spokesman heading Greece section of Amnesty International

The former spokesman of ruling SYRIZA Gavriil Sakellaridis has been appointed as the new director of rights watchdog Amnesty International's Greece section.

The 37-year-old economist, who also ran for Athens mayor in 2014, will be filling a post that has been empty for about three months following the resignation of AI Greece's former director, Heracles-Spyridon Aktypis.

Sakellaridis: They say I’m getting married in NY… Grandiose! (pics + vid)

The former Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) government spokesman Gabriel Sakellaridis says he is “laughing” at ludicrous publications that want him “married” to an unnamed man that isn’t described but is pictured to be the Harvard-educated Panagiotis Angelopoulos, the lefty son of powerful businesswoman Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki.

Gabriel and Alexis will always be bound by the folly of their youth

When Gabriel Sakellaridis resigned as an MP but not from the party, a number of political analysts wondered why he had prefered to remain in a party whose policies he no longer espouses. His choice of resigning rather than voting against the bailout measures he is against can be seen as “moral” by most.

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