Mikis Theodorakis, Greek Composer and Marxist Rebel, Dies at 96

As some would say "Last Big Greek"

The Greek flag was lowered to half-staff at the Acropolis as three days of national mourning were declared.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-58419832

https://www.discogs.com/%CE%9C%CE%AC.../master/303461

I'll listen to his best album tonight...RIP.

RIP legend

The man you linked died 1994.

RIP, Mr. Theodorakis.

A true legend.

My OH has been talking about when he and his family were taken to meet him at his home in 1971 by a close family friend, Kyriakos Maravelias, who co-founded Lyra Records, which Theodorakis was signed to back in the day.

I know; they are both gone. I like him better, for some reason.

Mods, please change thread title to "Favorite Dead Greek Composers". Thanks!

Sorry for the flippant response. He and Manos were contemporaneous icons of an era now gone. I listened to the Vespers as a gentle goodbye to that time.

Z