DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC STUDIES
SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY, NKUA
MSc “Ethnomusicology and
Music Act”
EXECUTION/CERTIFICATION
OF TRADITIONAL MUSIC
23-24
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC STUDIES
SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY, NKUA
MSc “Ethnomusicology and
Music Act”
EXECUTION/CERTIFICATION
OF TRADITIONAL MUSIC
23-24
Information and assistance
Directions
Performance / Interpretation
of Traditional Music
Directions
Performance / Interpretation of Traditional Music
Traditional Song
Traditional Percussion
Folk Clarinet
Folk Violin
Ud
Lute
Santouri
Qanun
Aegean Lyra (Cretan-Dodecanese Lyra)
Pontian Lyra
Ney
Faculty
Instruments & Ensembles
The courses are taught by renowned artists of our traditional music and faculty members of the Department of Music Studies of the University of Athens
Faculty
Instruments & Ensembles
The courses are taught by renowned artists of our traditional music and faculty members of the Department of Music Studies of the University of Athens
Achilleas Tigas
Achilleas-Apostolos Tigkas was born in Volos in 1984. From a very young age he began studying classical European and Byzantine church music. He holds a diploma in Byzantine music from
Kyriakos Tapakis
He graduatedfrom the Experimental Music High School of Pallini. He was taught oud by the A. Apergi, I. Arvanitis, V. Georgini, K. Papadopoulou. He attended seminars by renowned musicians such
Paris Perysinakis
Paris Perysinakis was born in Athens and grew up in Agios Nikolaos, Crete. At the age of 8 years old he starts Cretan lyre lessons with Kostas Mountakis and three
Dionysia Pappouli
Dionysia Pappouli was born in Athens and comes from Kos. He is a graduate of the Department of Music Studies of the University of Athens, holds a degree in Fugue,
Application
The duration of study in the MSc leading to the award of the MSc is defined as four (4) academic semesters, including the time for the preparation of the thesis. In order to obtain a Master’s degree, each postgraduate student must attend and successfully pass all the courses offered in the MSc and prepare a postgraduate thesis, thus accumulating one hundred and twenty (120) ECTS.
Application
The duration of study in the MSc leading to the award of the MSc is defined as four (4) academic semesters, including the time for the preparation of the thesis. In order to obtain a Master’s degree, each postgraduate student must attend and successfully pass all the courses offered in the MSc and prepare a postgraduate thesis, thus accumulating one hundred and twenty (120) ECTS.