Yiorgo Moutsiaras

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Yiorgo Moutsiaras (Greek: Γιώργος Μουτσιάρας; born 1976) is a Greek orchestral conductor living in Delft since October 2005. He is conducting the Filharmonisch Orkest ’s-Hertogenbosch -an orchestra in 's-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands.

Life[]

Moutsiaras was born in Volos, Greece as son of Kostas Moutsiaras and Virginia Barouta- Moutsiara. He visited schools in Greece successfully and studied piano and theory of music from 1983 until 1999. During serving his military service in the Greek Air Force he was a member of the 114th's and 's military orchestras.

Diplomas

• Academy for Music and Dance of Rotterdam (CODARTS) in March 2003, orchestral conducting
• Conservatory of Maastricht (Hogeschool Zuyd) in June 2004, orchestral conducting
• Lemmens Institute (Hogeschool voor Wetenschap en Kunst) in Leuven in September 2006 in orchestral conducting
• 1st Detmold Summer Academy’s classes in September 2004, with Kurt Masur

Works[]

Yiorgo Moutsiaras is rumored to be currently in a project of rearranging, exclusive for classic orchestra, Greek traditional music (rembetika) like Tsitsanis, since 2009.

Discography[]

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References[]

External links[]

• Website
• Filharmonisch Orkest 's-Hertogenbosch website

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