ALKINOOS IOANNIDIS | “THE WORD AND THE NOTE” Lecture
Let’s delve into the essence of a song—what it represents and the unique blend of words and music. We’ll ponder how tradition intersects with progress, whether poetry loses its essence when sung, and the significance of hymns in religions. We’ll also explore how written words can evoke a musical experience and contemplate the timelessness of music. Ultimately, we’ll examine the profound impact of songs on humanity throughout history.
This lecture is designed for professional or amateur songwriters, composers, lyricists, musicians, and singers. Above all, it’s for those who cherish the art of song.
Alkinoos Ioannidis is a singer-songwriter who has released multiple solo albums, most of which have achieved gold or platinum status. He has contributed to over 40 albums with various artists as a featured vocalist. Additionally, he has written songs, arranged and produced albums for other artists, and composed music for dance and theatre. His symphonic compositions are frequently performed by orchestras in Greece and internationally. His musical influences encompass traditional Cypriot music, Greek composers from recent decades, and Byzantine, Classical, and Rock genres.