Music Festivals (Part I) | 17 Aug. 2024, 10:00

Whether by the waves, in a lush green forest, or in an arena filled with passionate fans who immerse themselves body and soul into the magical moment of melodic celebration, every summer, music festivals generously offer us the most enjoyable moments under the starry sky!

On Saturday, August 17, 2024, at 10:00 AM Athens time, tune in to “Twenty Minutes with Ariadni” as we explore the significance of music festivals and their role in promoting an important musical aspect of Greek culture. We’ll also discuss how we should embrace this powerful experience full of art and beauty.

Special thanks to Vasilis Korakakis for providing the song “Ta dyo Chastoukia,” to Thodoris Xintaris and Medea Choursoulidou for recording, specifically for this show, the songs “Varethika to Nargile – O Xemangas” and “Mana Mou Ellas,” and to Panos Tsitsikas.

ℹ The episode will be broadcast in two parts: PART A ➡️ 17/08/2024 & PART B ➡️ 24/08/2024

Curated and presented by: Ariadni-Sofia Kouri

Broadcast of PART I: Saturday, August 17, 10:00 AM Athens time

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