Music School pupils at 5th International Creative Writing Conference
Music School
19 Σεπτεμβρίου 2022
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CORFU. On the initiative of the Central Corfu and Diapontia Islands Municipality.
The Corfu Music School Symphony Orchestra pupils had a unique experience and were applauded for their participation in the opening of the 5th International Creative Writing Conference held in Palermo, Italy. The children travelled to Palermo on the initiative of the Central Corfu and Diapontia Islands Municipality, received an enthusiastic welcome and came into contact with pupils of the Music School there, broadening their musical horizons and seeing how the other pupils operate and train.
The Symphonic Orchestra of the Corfu Music School with the participation of musicians of the Corfu Conservatory presented Greek songs and music. Ioanna Vlachou was the singer accompanied on the piano by Spyros Kontzialis, while Kimon Chytiris was the conductor.
It is worth noting that the conference was co-organised by the Central Corfu Municipality and the Postgraduate Programme "Creative Writing" of the University of Thessaloniki, the Postgraduate Programme "Rhetoric, Human Sciences and Education" of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the University of Western Macedonia and the Università degli Studi di Palermo.
The conference started on 16 and ended on 18 September on the University of Palermo. The Central Corfu and Diapontia Islands Municipality was represented by the municipal councillor responsible for education Maria Zervou. In her greeting she referred to the common elements of the two areas and thanked for the warm welcome and hospitality. As head of the Corfu delegation, she said that it is a special honour that the Central Corfu Municipality is actively participating in such an important conference along with the pupils and teachers of the Corfu Music School, a very important pillar of public music education on our island.
Amongst other things, she also mentioned that this cooperation promotes art and invests in science, research, new technologies, extroversion and the digital age.
She also said the following: "Through such initiatives, we all have the opportunity to join forces and create an expanded network of communication, cultural exchanges and cooperation. To create a strong portfolio to enhance the educational experience and further promote our unique cultural heritage."
The Symphonic Orchestra of the Corfu Music School with the participation of musicians of the Corfu Conservatory presented Greek songs and music. Ioanna Vlachou was the singer accompanied on the piano by Spyros Kontzialis, while Kimon Chytiris was the conductor.
It is worth noting that the conference was co-organised by the Central Corfu Municipality and the Postgraduate Programme "Creative Writing" of the University of Thessaloniki, the Postgraduate Programme "Rhetoric, Human Sciences and Education" of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the University of Western Macedonia and the Università degli Studi di Palermo.
The conference started on 16 and ended on 18 September on the University of Palermo. The Central Corfu and Diapontia Islands Municipality was represented by the municipal councillor responsible for education Maria Zervou. In her greeting she referred to the common elements of the two areas and thanked for the warm welcome and hospitality. As head of the Corfu delegation, she said that it is a special honour that the Central Corfu Municipality is actively participating in such an important conference along with the pupils and teachers of the Corfu Music School, a very important pillar of public music education on our island.
Amongst other things, she also mentioned that this cooperation promotes art and invests in science, research, new technologies, extroversion and the digital age.
She also said the following: "Through such initiatives, we all have the opportunity to join forces and create an expanded network of communication, cultural exchanges and cooperation. To create a strong portfolio to enhance the educational experience and further promote our unique cultural heritage."
