The Hellenic Club will be hosting the Australian Hellenic Choir’s inaugural Soiree, under the auspices of the Consulate General of Greece, this Sunday 13 October at 3:30 pm at Alpha Restaurant, in Sydney, Australia.
The Choir will perform a variety of popular songs from the golden age of Constantinople, as well as other Greek composers. The music has been arranged and adapted for the choir by Maestro Mr Themos Mexis who will also be performing some of his compositions on the piano.
“The Australian Hellenic Choir is a multi-cultural and multi-lingual group formed to bring the best music of the world to Australian and Greek audiences,” said Mr. James Tsolakis, Founder, and President of the Choir.
“Our vision is to support performers and events and to perform in our own right and to bring people together in song. After 6 months of hard work, the Choir is ready to present a taste of its repertoire to the wider Australian Community of Sydney,” Tsolakis noted.
The afternoon event is $70 per person and the net proceeds will be donated to the Newtown Soup Kitchen, which feeds the poor and homeless in Sydney and is run by the Greek Orthodox Church Saints Constantine and Helen.
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