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How Did A Raven End Up in the Belly of the Whale?
Stavros Niarchos Hall
The Greek National Opera’s Learning & Participation department present the musical fairy tale How Did A Raven End Up in the Belly of the Whale?. It is the artistic result of the educational programme of the same title that was conducted this year in collaboration with eight Primary Schools in the Attica Region. The programme, through the use of modern and innovative tools, brought ten educators and dozens of students in contact with the fascinating world of music theatre, as it is nowadays served by the Greek National Opera.
The musical performance How Did A Raven End Up in the Belly of the Whale? is based on a traditional myth of the Inuit tribe (the Eskimo people of Alaska, Greenland and Canada). The myth speaks of how the first song and the first dance came into being. The performance, which lasts about 50-55 minutes, consists of a musical framework-work by Ismini Beck. Its text is based on the fairy tale The Raven and the Whale from Dimitris V. Prousalis’ book Fairy Tales of the Underworld. The performance’s artistic curation and music direction is by Dimitra Trypani.
Creative team
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Giorgos Nikopoulos Video/animation -
Ismini Beck Musical fairy tale composition
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Antonis Vasiliadis Body & vocal percussion training, Percussion
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Sofia Ketetzian Vocal and chorus training
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Aliki Siousti Ensemble conducting techniques, Repetiteur
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Musical ensemble and polyphonic ensemble of soloists Ensemble
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GNO Learning & Participation department Production
Cast
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Teachers and students from eight Primary Schools in the Region of Attica Performers
Με την Ορχήστρα, τη Χορωδία και την Παιδική Χορωδία της ΕΛΣ, στο πλαίσιο της εκπαιδευτικής της αποστολής
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