Live Jazz events & concerts in Greece

Born in Thessaloniki Greece, currently living in Berlin. He studied drums at the New Conservatory Thessaloniki in Boston, U.S.A. with Alan Dawson and Bob Moses. In 1994 he moved to Paris with a two year residency at the Cité Internationale des Arts with the support of the Greek Ministry of Culture. For the next twelve years he was an active member of the paris jazz and improvised music scene as a sideman and with his own projects. Ηe has played in venues and Festivals in Europe, Argentina, Martinique, Palestine, Marocco. In 2006 he moved to Berlin where he focused more on improvised music.
He has also played among others with Sirone, Achim Kaufmann, Tobias Delius, Clayton Thomas, Axel Dörner, Tristan Honsinger, Alexander von Schlippenbach, Marco Eneidi, Alexander Frangenheim, Matthias Bauer, Sakis Papadimitriou, Jan Roder, Edoardo Maraffa, Julie Sassoon, Lothar Ohlmeyer, Harri Sjöström, Nils Ostendorf, Antonio Borghini, BerIO (Berlin Improvisers Orchestra), Marc Turner, Michel Hadjigeorgiou, Nedim Nalbantoglou, Minino Garay, Mano Solo.

Current collaborative projects:
GLUE with Tom Arthurs (trumpet) and Miles Perkin (double bass)
listen/buy here: http://not-applicable.bandcamp.com/album/glue

cd “Chats With The Real McCoy” Creative Sources cs 257.
listen/buy here: https://milesperkin.bandcamp.com/album/chats-with-the-real-mccoy-2
read here:http://www.creativesourcesrec.com/reviews/reviews_257.html

GRIX, with Floros Floridis (reeds) and Antonis Anissegos (piano)

cd “Sweet, Sour, Sharp & Soft” Jazzwerkstatt 041. http://records-cd.com

New cd coming up end of the year from Jazzwerkstatt.

FABRIC Trio with Frank-Paul Schubert (saxophone) and Mike Majkowski (doublebass)

LP “Murmurs” NoBusiness records NBLP 66.

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/murmurs-fabric-trio-nobusiness-records-review-by-john-sharpe.php#.VA4euUsdvZs

RED DAHL Sextet with Paul Dunmall, Alex von Schlippenbach, Frank-Paul Schubert, Hilary Jeffery and Mike Majkowski –
cd “Red Dahl Sextett” FMR CD364-1014.

http://www.ausland-berlin.de/yorgos-dimitriadis