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1998	1999	2000	2001	2002

With Dionysis Savopoulos for the handicapped children
May 13, 2002, Concert Hall of Thessaloniki
The ELEPAP is the Greek Society for the Protection and Rehabilitation of Handicapped Children. It organized a special concert with Dionysis Savopoulos who offered himself to sing for these children. We thank Dionysis and ELEPAP for the chance they gave to us to sing and send our message of love and support to the Society.

Concert in Serres
April 20, Theatre of the Labour Union, Serres
The concert was organized by the Society of Friends of Music and Fine Arts of Serres. The participating choirs were the choir of the Hellenic-French College "Kalamari", the choir "Phonolites" of the Faculty of Sciences A.U.TH., the choir "Pro Musica" and the small orchestra of the Conservatory of the Society. Efimia Hatziyianni-Toubektsi and Socratis Toubektsis were the conductors.

Concert in memory of Yiannis Mantakas
April 14, 2002, Aula of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
The late Yiannis Mantakas was one of the most important Greek musicians who devoted his career to the Greek choral music. The opening concert of the Cultural Week of Students 2002 was in his memory. The participating choirs were the choir of the Hellenic-French College "Kalamari", the choir "Yiannis Mantakas" A.U.TH., the choir "Phonolites" of the Faculty of Sciences A.U.TH., the choir "Pro Musica", the choir of the School of Music of the Faculty of Fine Arts A.U.TH. and the Youth Chamber Orchestra of Thessaloniki. Efimia Hatziyianni-Toubektsi, Petros Bekiaridis, Trisevgeni Kalokyri and Aggelos Filippou conducted works of Bach, Buxtehude, Bruckner, Morley, Oltra, Piazzola, Torner, Hadzidakis, Savopoulos, Adamis, Antoniou and Vasiliadis.

With Dionysis Savopoulos at the Concert Hall of Thessaloniki
February 21, 2002, Concert Hall of Thessaloniki
The Phonolites performed with one of the most famous Greek composers at the Concert Hall of Thessaloniki. The concert opened the 1st Congress of the Medical Department of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.