Kristapor

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Kristapor is a composer and conductor from Greece .
He started studying piano since he was 5 years old .
Performing compositions of other composers made him feel that things could be somehow different in music .
He had to express hisself in a diferent way .
That was for sure not performing .
He had to compose music ,
to express and show his way and point of view .
Kristapor studied composition , orchestration , orchestra conducting ,
electronic music , music technology and film scoring techniques .
He also attended plenty of composition masterclasses in Greece and in Germany , most of them about modern composition techniques .
Kristapor is working professional in music for about 20 years .
He has worked on many different music styles .
Writing Radio jingles , composing music for the theatre , writing songs , working as an orchestrator for various music productions , setting poems of important poets to music .
His music for the monologue of the playwright Robert Schneider called
Dirt , was a big success for the greek art facts . He also directed this representation . It was presented in a Bar Theatre form .
The last years Kristapor is working mostly in the field of Contemporary Classical Music ,
using at the same time electronic devices synchronized with the performers
and experiments with new methods in each new composition of his .



There is too much improvisation and seeking for new paths in music .
Actually looking for new things is a condition that leads life forward .
But there must always be a reason in this . A structure in the very wide
meaning of this word . Unfortunately things happen too accidentally .
without a reason to exist .
RAISON D ETRE .



Kristapor is also the owner of Studio Gaia in Athens Greece that is used for various music productions .
In the player you can hear parts of his composition : The Failure of Genesis
(a composition in four parts for piano , violin , viola , viloncello , flute , clarinet , percussion and electronic devices) , Pemptoussia for two Cellos ,
and The Eternal Fear a work for two pianos Violin and Violoncello.



Best Regards from Greece and from Kristapor