Piandaemonium | Thessaloniki | April 27-29
The Thessaloniki Concert Hall presents Piandaemonium, an orchestra comprising six pianos and 12 players, who will be performing a selection of compositions.
Election ennui
If you’re not a supporter of SYRIZA and are hoping for some surprises in the upcoming elections, please raise your hand high so we can all see it.
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