Interactive concert for the whole family

Have you ever wondered how a symphony orchestra works? Discover all its secrets in this original, interactive concert at Megaron The Athens Concert Hall on Sunday, April 5, at 12:00. The concert is made accessible for children with sensory, neurodevelopmental, and/or mobility disabilities, in collaboration with liminal.

Concert by the Underground Youth Orchestra in a hall of Megaron the Athens Concert Hall. The musicians are seated on stage in a semicircle, mostly playing string instruments, with music stands in front of them, while a small group of singers is visible at the back. To the left, a harp. In the center, on a podium, the conductor stands with arms outstretched, leading the ensemble. The background consists of wooden panels in warm brown tones, with stage lights visible high above, and the audience can be seen in darkness at the bottom.
Interactive Concert. Underground Youth Orchestra, Kostas Iliadis. Dimitris Mitropoulos Hall, April 21, 2024

The young members of the Underground Youth Orchestra, under the direction of artistic director and conductor Kostas Iliadis, invite us to explore the sounds of different instrument families and the magic of the symphonic repertoire through imaginative musical examples, such as W. A. Mozart’s “Eine kleine Nachtmusik”, J. B. Lully’s “Turkish March”, and G. Bizet’s “Carmen”.

Accessibility

In collaboration with liminal the interactive concert is made accessible to families with children with sensory, neurodevelopmental or/and mibility disability, aged 6 and above.

Children with disabilities are encouraged to come to the space 20 minutes before the workshop begins, to attend a touch tour, meet the members of the orchestra and familiarize themselves with the new environment.

During the concert, there will be interpretation in Greek Sign Language, as well as the presence a member of the liminal team.

Useful information

Day: Sunday 5 April 2026
Time: 12:00
Duration: 1 hour
Location: Dimitris Mitropoulos Hall, Megaron The Athens Concert Hall (Vas. Sofias & Kokkali 115 21 Athens)
Cost: €12 adults, €8 children

Registration for the program and the touch tour for children with disabilities can be made by phone at +30 210 72 82 333 (Monday–Friday, 10:00–17:00 p.m.) or by email at  [email protected].

A Megaron The Athens Concert Hall production

The logo of the Megaron Concert Hall of Athens in black. Below it, in black lettering, it reads: “Megaron Concert Hall of Athens”, and underneath that, “With the support of the Ministry of Culture”.

Accessibility Sponsor

The Alpha Bank logo: On a dark blue background appears the white imprint of the reverse side of the Aegina silver stater, one of the first coins of ancient Greece, featuring thick straight lines that intersect.