The TSSO with Plácido Domingo in sani Festival

CLASSICAL WAVES

SATURDAY JULY 6th

Plácido Domingo

 

special guests: Christina Poulitsi & George Perris
with the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra conducted by Maestro Jordi Bernàcer

 

An iconic performance from Plácido Domingo will open this year’s Sani Festival. With an illustrious career including some 150 roles and more than 4.400 performances, over a hundred recordings, and an impressive collection of 12 Grammy Awards, he is rightfully recognized as one of the finest and most influential singing actors in the history of opera. Defined a ‘Renaissance man’, and awarded with many honorary titles and prizes, not only for his musical panache but for his humanitarian commitment, Plácido Domingo is an eclectic artist celebrated worldwide. Performing on Sani Hill on Saturday 6th July, the musical maestro is guaranteed to enchant. Performing beside him will be the singer, George Perris, a multilingual Greek-French tenor who has performed internationally and appeared onstage with Lara Fabian, Boston Pops and Michel Legrand, and the soprano Christina Poulitsi, an enchanting performer declared “one of the best interpreters of the role of the Queen of the Night” in Mozart’s ‘Magic Flute’. On stage for this performance will also be the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra, one of the major and historical symphonic ensembles in Greece, under the gifted direction of Jordi Bernàcer, who conducted regularly on prestigious international stages, such as the Vienna State Opera, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Semperoper Dresden and in the most important theatres in Italy and in Spain. In this synthesis, the ‘Domingo Myth’ will mark the start of a momentous musical summer under the stars on Sani Hill.

 

Special guests: Christina Poulitsi (soprano), George Perris (singer)
Conductor: Jordi Bernàcer
Orchestra: Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra
Artist’s Booking: S.K - Lampo Production

Tickets
https://www.more.com/music/festival/sf2024-placido-domingo/



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Sounds of the world: Scottland
28/02/2026
Sounds of the world
Scottland

Saturday, February 28, 2026
at 20:30
Aristotle University Ceremony Hall

Violin: Noé Inui
Conductor: Paul Chiang

Programme:
Malcolm Arnold (1921-2006): Four Scottish Dances, Op.59
(TSSO premiere)
Max Bruch (1838-1920): Scottish Fantasy, Op.46
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847): Symphony No.3 in A minor, Op.56 (“Scottish”)

Tickets
Α' Zone/Ground floor: 15€
Β' Zone/Upper tier-Boxes: 10€
Discount tickets: 10€, 5€

TSSO Production
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Trio for flute, clarinet and piano
02/03/2026
Monday, March 2, 2026
at 20:00
Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki
 
Othonas Gogas (flute)
Spyros Mourikis (clarinet)
Eleni Nikolaidi (piano)
 
Programme:
George Bizet (1838-1874): Carmen Rhapsody, for flute, clarinet, piano (arr. Michael Webster)
Carl Maria von Weber (1786-1826): Der Freischütz, Fantasy for flute and piano (arr. Emmanuel Pahud)
André Joliver (1905-1974): Sonatine for flute and clarinet
Amilcare Giampieri (1862-1928): Il Carnevale di Venezia for clarinet and piano
Claude Debussy (1862-1918): Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, for flute, clarinet and piano (arr. Michael Webster)
Guillaume Connesson (1970): Τechno parade, for flute, clarinet and piano

 
 
Chamber Music Festival
TSSO & AMth co-production
Supported by the Greek Ministry of Culture
 
Tickets: 10€
Discount tickets: 5€
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Symphony of the World's Landscapes: a musical narrative by the TSSO & POLY COOL
06/03/2026

Family concert

Friday, March 6, 2026
at 20:00
Aristotle University Concert Hall

Texts / Presentation: Smaragda Alexandri
Conductor: Paul Chiang

Tickets: 10€
Discount ticket/kids: 5€

TSSO production
In cooperation with Poly Cool