The orchestra, which is composed of male and female students, will present classical music works by Greek composers and film music, under the direction of the Assistant Professor of Music Studies of the National University of Athens, and admission will be free for the public.
This engaging presentation, part of the museum’s ongoing exploration of its permanent collections, highlights water’s vital role in health, well-being, and the life of the ancient city (polis).
From May 12 to October 31, the museum will host “Allspice – Michael Rakowitz and Ancient Cultures,” a collaborative show with the cultural organization NEON, featuring works by acclaimed Iraqi-American artist Michael Rakowitz.
Professor Nikolaos Stampolidis delivers keynote lectures and joins the international panel on cultural repatriation.
To this end, it encourages research, takes measures to promote scientific knowledge and introduces innovative ways of presenting the exhibits, the Acropolis Museum said in its newsletter.
