 | Vasilis Mouskouris (1967 - ) Grèce, Athens1987-1990: Song-writer, arranger and singer with a pop & rock band.
1990-1995: Studies on Theory of Music, Harmony, Counterpoint, Fugue and Instrumentation.
1995-2001: Composition Studies under the established Greek composer Theodore Antoniou. Graduation in Classical Guitar.
2017: Certificate for the mastery of the drum set (Grade 6) by the London College of Music (LCM).
Musical education also includes Byzantine Music, and a scholarship in Jazz Techniques at the Art Music School of Athens under George Fakanas, as well as a number of seminar sessions on a variety of subjects such as, Medieval Music, Double-Bass Contemporary Techniques, Classical Guitar Techniques, 20th Century Musical Trends in the U.S.A.
Among various works are Guitar Pieces, Piano Pieces, Choral Pieces, 15 Two-Part Vocal Settings on Greek Poems for Musically Untrained Teens, Musical Settings on Poems for Voice, Violin & Piano, Two String Quartets, A Trio for Flute, Cello & Piano, “Virus” for Quintet, Vespers’s Symphony for Choir & Orchestra, “Hymn to Nemesis” by Mesomedes for Soloists (Commissioned), Choir & Piano, “Christmas Eve Choral” for Soloists, Choir, Violin & Piano (Commissioned), Incidental Music & Arrangements or Commissions for Theatre, and TV advertisements.
Awarded the First Prize for the work Promenade for String Ensemble, in the Call for Scores 2013 issued by the CoMA (Contemporary Music for All) and performed in Kythera, Greece, in June 2013. (Hide extended text) ... (Read all) |
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