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Concert featuring the works of Pavlos Vlastos at the Fortezza Fortezza Friday, September 18, 2026 21:00 With the support of the Region of Crete, a concert featuring the works of Pavlos Vlastos will be held on Friday, September 18, at 21:00 at the Fortezza, marking the 100th anniversary of his passing (1926-2026). Local musician Dimitris Sgouros and his talented band will take the stage to breathe new life into these historic tunes. They will be joined by the prestigious "Pavlos Vlastos" Choir and Orchestra of Traditional and Byzantine Music, which will perform rare songs rescued directly from the archives. Whether you are a local proud of your heritage or a visitor wanting to hear the authentic, traditional sounds of the island, this concert is a must-see. It is a rare opportunity to listen to music that has echoed through the mountains of Crete for centuries, performed in the city's most breathtaking open-air venue. Free entrance
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100 Years of Pavlos Vlastos - A Tribute Concert to Cretan Folklore
Concert featuring the works of Pavlos Vlastos at the Fortezza Fortezza Friday, September 18, 2026 21:00 With the support of the Region of Crete, a concert featuring the works of Pavlos Vlastos will be held on Friday, September 18, at 21:00 at the Fortezza, marking the 100th anniversary of his passing (1926-2026). Local musician Dimitris Sgouros and his talented band will take the stage to breathe new life into these historic tunes. They will be joined by the prestigious "Pavlos Vlastos" Choir and Orchestra of Traditional and Byzantine Music, which will perform rare songs rescued directly from the archives. Whether you are a local proud of your heritage or a visitor wanting to hear the authentic, traditional sounds of the island, this concert is a must-see. It is a rare opportunity to listen to music that has echoed through the mountains of Crete for centuries, performed in the city's most breathtaking open-air venue. Free entrance