The ΤΕΤΤΤΙX ensemble presents a programme focused on places, whether real or invented, to which we return through memory or resort through imagination. The programme features five works, each corresponding to one of the five paths the ensemble has taken since 2017, when it first set out on its journey. Nikos Galenianos’ Eva’s Dream, based on John Milton’s Paradise Lost, is an allegory of one’s own paradise. Yannis Kyriakides’ The Musicians of Dourgouti begins with the musical life at Dourgouti (today known as Neos Kosmos) in the 1950s. In Michalis Paraskakis’ Certain Sensations Are Slumbers, a confined woman makes sounds that allow her to experience times and places beyond her actual circumstances. Elena Ralli’s Hide Behind the Curtain seeks routes and trails of communication between musicians and space. In Jani Christou’s Six T.S. Eliot Songs, the poet photographs his past, with the poem Mélange adultère de tout serving as a self-sarcastic wandering through the places he has been

With the support of the Greek Composers’ Union.