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The Festival concludes with remarks by Jeanne Bresciani, Ph.D. from the United Nations Trusteeship Chamber Hall on the occasion of Dimitri Vassilakis’ "Jazz Democracy" (2018), hosted by The Permanent Mission of Greece to the United Nations, with "Ode to Poseidon," a movement and solo saxophone improvisation performed by Dimitri Vassilakis, Elena Michailou and The Isadora Duncan International Institute Dancers in the General Assembly Lobby.
https://chs.harvard.edu/delphic-preview-muses
The Festival concludes with remarks by Jeanne Bresciani, Ph.D. from the United Nations Trusteeship Chamber Hall on the occasion of Dimitri Vassilakis’ "Jazz Democracy" (2018), hosted by The Permanent Mission of Greece to the United Nations, with "Ode to Poseidon," a movement and solo saxophone improvisation performed by Dimitri Vassilakis, Elena Michailou and The Isadora Duncan International Institute Dancers in the General Assembly Lobby.
https://chs.harvard.edu/delphic-preview-muses
![Myrtle leaves [with English subtitles] | Agathi Dimitrouka](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hBxe9dUcvGA/mqdefault.jpg "Myrtle leaves [with English subtitles] | Agathi Dimitrouka
Myrtle Leaves presents Agathi Dimitroukas poems in Modern Greek with English subtitles. Four poems are inspired by Greek myths, three are based on Erotic Epigrams of the Greek Anthology, and one on Sappho’s poem, from Agathis two books, all in verse to be sung; two unpublished poems take inspiration from ancient Greek statues. Translations into English are by Agathi Dimitrouka and Natasha Bershadsky.")
