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Ajax
(1961)
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Ajax
(1961)
Programs
4
Publications
20
Photographs
18
Music
1
Costumes
5
Programs
4
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Publications
20
The Festival of Epidaurus
Ta nea (The news)
Epidaurus Festival. Sophocles "Ajax", National Theatre
Anexartitos Typos (Independent Press)
"Ajax" by Sophocles at the Epidaurus Festival
Athinaiki (Athenian)
Sophocles' "Ajax", Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus
I Avgi (The Dawn)
Sophocles' Ajax, at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus
Apogevmatini (Afternoon)
Ancient Tradegy. "Ajax" by Sophocles, theatre of Epidaurus
I Kathimerini (The Daily)
Sophocles' "Ajax". Yesterday's performance in Epidaurus
I Vradyni (The Evening)
From the Epidaurus Festival. "Ajax" by Sophocles
To Vima (The Step)
"Ajax"
Estia (Focus)
Ajax and "The Acharnians" from the National Theatre at the Theatre of Epidaurus
Eleftheria (Freedom)
Ancient drama. Sophocles' "Ajax" at the theatre of Epidaurus
Acropolis
Where does Ajax kill himself? However, not where... the Epidaurus performance kills him! Translator and director ignore Sophocles' clear scenographic indication
Ta nea (The news)
Takis Mouzenidis: Regisseur vol onrust
De Telegraaf {Amsterdam)
Celebrations at Dodoni. "Ajax" (from the National Theatre)
To Vima (The Step)
Ajax (postscript at the Festival)
To Vima (The Step)
Euripides' "Ajax" (sic)
To Vima (The Step)
Ajax by Sophocles from the National Theatre
Eleftheria Lefkosias (Nicosia's Freedom)
National Theatre. Sophocles "Ajax"
Machi (Battle)
The first performance of the National Theatre in Salamina. Sophocles "Ajax", rare occasion of artistic emotion
Charavgi (Dawn)
And yet the National Theatre killed "Ajax" in front of our eyes!. And the pseudo-Athenian the bitter truth!
Ta nea (The news)
Photographs
18
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In front: Gkikas Biniaris (Μενέλαος), Nikos Papakonstantinou (Κορυφαίος), Vasilis Kanakis (Τεύκρος).
Thodoros Moridis (Odysseus), Vasilis Kanakis (Τεύκρος).
<p>Vasilis Papanikas (Chorus Leader (male)), Thanos Kotsopoulos (Aias) and Chorus.</p>
<p>Eleni Zafeiriou (Tecmessa), Vasilis Papanikas (Chorus Leader (male)), Thanos Kotsopoulos (Aias).</p>
<p>Pitsa Kapitsinea (Athena).</p>
<p>Eleni Zafeiriou (Tecmessa), Thanos Kotsopoulos (Aias).</p>
Thanos Kotsopoulos (Aias) and Chorus.
<p>At the center: Alekos Deligiannis (Chorus Leader (male)). On the right: Eleni Zafeiriou (Tecmessa). The Chorus.</p>
The Chorus.+C5900C5879C5880:C5903C5880:C5909C5879C5880:C5903C5880:C6063
<p>On the right: Eleni Zafeiriou (Tecmessa), Thanos Kotsopoulos (Aias). Chorus.</p>
The Chorus.
The Chorus.
Snapshot from the performance.
Snapshot from the performance.
Snapshot from the performance.
<p>In front: Vasilis Papanikas (Chorus Leader (male)) and Chorus.</p>
The Chorus.
Music
1
Τίτλος:
Αίας
Music composer:
Mikis Theodorakis
Score for orchestra.
Score for flute Ι.
Score for flute ΙΙ.
Score for oboe.
Score for clarinet in C-flat.
Score for bassoon.
Score for trumpet Ι in C.
Score for trumpet ΙΙ in C.
Score for horn Ι.
Score for hor ΙΙ.
Score for trombone Ι.
Score for trombone ΙΙ.
Score for timpani.
Score for percussion instruments.
Score for piano of the orchestra.Comments: Missing Entry and Exit.
Musical drafts and score drafts.Comments: Three double sheets of handwritten scores (in ink).The first sheet on the front side comprises a piano part, which is titled "Parodos". On the back there is an excerpt from an orchestral score. The second sheet is probably a piano score, but we do not know from which part of the play.The third sheet includes a part from an orchestral score. The instruments listed are: flute, oboe clarinet, drums. Just below there is the indication "Finale" with some notes regarding the succession of the musical parts.
Adaptation for voice and piano.Comments: M. Theodorakis usually signs - at the end of each part -.In all parts of the adaptation, there are adaptations of the place and date of composition of the music of the play, e.g. "Second stop: Paris 6-I-61, Side Parodos: Paris 19-II-61 and 20-II-61, Third stop: Paris 23-II-61".At the end of the Kommos, according to the composer’s handwritten note, there is the following dedication: "Kommos for the death of Patrice Lumumba" (he was assassinated on January 17th, 1961, while he was the first democratically elected prime minister of the Republic of Congo and a leading figure in the struggle against colonialism in Africa).
Costumes
5
Μενέλαος
Τέκμησσα
Αθηνά
Αίας
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