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Con Fuoco - A Strange Orchestra
“Con Fuoco” is an orchestra from Thermi, Thessaloniki, similar to none. Thanks to its unique modus operandi and by bringing together people of all ages, the orchestra has managed to leave its mark over the last 20 years. Conductor Yiannis Polymeneris is the orchestra’s backbone keeping this educational (ad)venture alive and kicking since 1999, against all odds.
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“Con Fuoco” is an orchestra from Thermi, Thessaloniki, similar to none. Thanks to its unique modus operandi and by bringing together people of all ages, the orchestra has managed to leave its mark over the last 20 years. Conductor Yiannis Polymeneris is the orchestra’s backbone keeping this educational (ad)venture alive and kicking since 1999, against all odds.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Anastasis Dallis
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