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All concerts at the Dwarf Elephant Cave Theatre are organised by the mayor, and are of course a political counterpart of the religious festivals. The mayor’s office kindly sent me a list of all the concerts since 1999, but the fax came out blurred and I was never able to get another copy, so the list below is not complete. When an exact date appears, it is because I attended and recorded the concert:

August 21st, 1999 – Pandelis Thalassinós

2000 – Vassilis Papacostandinou

August 8th, 2000 – Sokrátis Málamas (for me, one of the world’s best singer-songwriters, no exaggeration)

2001 – Nikos Papázoglou

August 18th, 2001 – Melina Kaná (one of the finest voices in Europe, working with singer-songwriters, for world music projects [Lafyra, with Ashkabad, a group from Turkmenistan], and classical composers [Nikos Mamangákis wrote his Tragoudhia ghia tin Melina])

August 11th, 2002 – Milthiádis Paschalidis

August 11th, 2003 – Yorgos Zervakis

August 20 th, 2003 (attended, but not recorded) – Nikos Portokáloglou