The Music Of Greece

GTP Touring Ltd has confirmed that the global tour of The Music of Greece has been cancelled. You can read their official statement below.

"This decision follows careful consideration of the conditions surrounding the project. GTP Touring Ltd initially set out to develop a multi-year international concert tour aimed at presenting Greek music to audiences worldwide—a project envisioned as a source of cultural pride.

Unfortunately, circumstances beyond our control have made it impossible to continue. We regret that we have no other viable option but to withdraw from the project. We thank the artists, partners, and audiences who supported this initiative and share our disappointment that it could not be realised as intended.”

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Marking their Aotearoa debut, the Hellenic Music Ensemble brings the unforgettable soundscape of Greece to life in a landmark global tour. Under the direction of acclaimed composer and conductor Panos Liaropoulos, this 21-piece orchestra honours the genius of Mikis Theodorakis (“Zorba's Dance”) and Manos Hadjidakis (“Never on a Sunday”), joined by legendary voices Manolis Mitsias, Giannis Haroulis, and Natassa Bofiliou. You’re invited on a soaring journey through a century of song — celebrating the soul, poetry, and passion of Greece.

Hellenic Music Ensemble is endorsed by The Hellenic Republic (Greece) as its official Cultural Ambassador.

He tuatahitanga tēnei ki Aotearoa, ā, ka kawe mai te Hellenic Music Ensemble i ngā oro o Kirihi ki te ao i roto i tētahi haerenga ā-ao. Ka arahina tēnei e te kaitito me te kaikōtui rongonui, e Panos Liaropoulos, ā, ka whakamānawa tēnei rāngai pūoro e 21 ōna tāngata i ngā pūkenga, i a Mikis Theodorakis (“Zorba’s Dance”) rāua ko Manos Hadjidakis (“Never on a Sunday”), ā, ka hono mai ngā reo rongonui o Manolis Mitsias, rātou ko Giannis Haroulis, ko Natassa Bofiliou. Nau mai koe ki tētahi haerenga rererangi ki ngā waiata rautau - e whakanui ana i te wairua, te toikupu, me te remurere o Kirihi.