Manolis Kalomiris

Born: 1883, Smyrna (today called Izmir) (Turkey)
Died: 1962, Athens (Greece)

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He has written approximately 220 works including 3 symphonies and 5 operas.

His 5 operas are:

O Protomastoras (The Masterbuilder) (1912)
Mother’s Ring (1917)
Shadowy Waters (1948)
Dawn (1952)
Konstandinos Palaiologos (1962)

He founded and directed the Hellenic Conservatory and later the National Conservatory (not the Athens Conservatory, which is a distinct institution).

He was elected a member of the Academy of Athens.

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Biography

He has been director of the Athens Conservatory for many years. Following the example of the national Russian musical school, he tried to form a Greek musical school, using tradional rythms and tempos.

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