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Percussionist
Greek National Opera
Born in Athens Greece 1984. Marinos studied percussion under Konstantinos Vorissis and Konstantinos Theodorakos.
He continued his studies at Hochschule für Musik Detmold (Germany) under Prof. Peter Prommel.
At the same time, he studied privately timpani under the Berlin Philharmonic timpanist Wieland Welzel and the Bochumer Symphoniker timpanist Arend Weitzel.
As a timpanist, he collaborated with renowned conductors such as Kurt Mazur, and Teodor Currentzis and with orchestras such as MusicAeterna (Perm Ballet Theater), Bilkent Symphony Orchestra (Ankara), NordWestDeutsche Philharmonie, Bielefelder Philharmoniker, Radio Kammerfilarmonie Netherlands, Orchestre “La Réjouissance“(Gregor Van den Boom). He is regularly partner and soloist with Detmolder Kammerorchester and LandesTheater Detmold.
He collaborated as well with the Athens State Orchestra and Camerata Athens, Cyprus Symphony Orchestra, and Thessaloniki State Orchestra as a Soloist (November 2017) and he has been a member of the Greek modern music ensemble.
Ηe has been assistant professor for timpani and orchestra repertoire in Hochschule für Musik Detmold where he still gives timpani Masterclasses.
He has recorded for labels such as ‘’Sony Classics’’,‘’ Naxos” και “Irida Classical”.
From July 2014 until March 2017 he held the co-principal percussion and timpani position in Greek National Radio Symphony Orchestra.
Since April 2017 he has been the Principal Timpanist of the National Opera of Greece.
Since 2018 he has been teaching timpani and percussion at the Athenaeum “Maria Callas” Conservatory
Marinos is a JG percussion artist.
Source: Marinos Tranoudakis
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February 2, 2015 |
Philippos Nakas Conservatoire Hall |
Athens |
Greece |
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Philippos Nakas Conservatoire |
Stefanos Nasos (piano) [Op. 17a, 48], Apostolos Palios (piano) [Op. 17a, 48], Marinos Tranoudakis (percussion) [Op. 17a], Ivi Papathanasiou (cello) [Op. 59], Kostas Chardas (piano) [Op. 59] |
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Tanagraea Op. 17a, Contrastes Op. 48, Cellos Sonata Op. 59 |
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YSC51 |
Tanagraea |
Ballet Suite for two Pianos and Percussion |
17A |
2 Pianos and Percussion (Tamtam, Bass Drum, Gong, Glockenspiel, Cymbals, Triangle, Snare Drum, Tambourine, Xylophone, Woodblock, Castanets) |
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Yorgo Sicilianos 1920-2005: Anniversary edition for the ten years after his passing |
Apostolos Palios, Ivi Papathanasiou, Kostas Chardas, Marinos Tranoudakis, Stefanos Nasos |
Contrastes for Two Pianos on a Chromatique Theme by Orlande de Lassus Op. 48, Sonata for Cello and Piano Op. 59, Tanagraea Ballet Suite for two Pianos and Percussion Op. 17a |
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Irida Classical |
2016 |