Kyprothen Jazz Trio

‘Kyprothen Trio’ present their music work at Technopolis 20 garden, on August 6, at 8pm. The trio that consists of Pantelis Constantinou (electric bass), Dimitris Terpizis (drums) and Moses Joseph (keyboards and piano) propose a fusion of contemporary jazz music with traditional elements of Greek and Cypriot Music.

All three members of the band are studying Jazz Music at the Conservatory of Maastricht in the Netherlands. Three Cypriot musicians in a foreign country, having as a common ground their love for their place of origin and its music, along with their passion of jazz music, led to the creation of the ‘kyprothen’. Basic characteristics of their music are the volatile rhythms of Fusion-Jazz in harmonious combination with advanced traditional character.

Entrance: €10

ONLY with reservations by phone at 70002420 and presales. 

Tickets available:

- Technopolis 20 art centre. Opening hours: Monday – Friday, 9am – 1pm

- Online banking (email us at info@technopolis20.com for details)

Information: 70002420

Limited number of seats available, due to the measures announced by the government to deal with the pandemic of COVID-19.

The venue takes all the necessary precautions and follows the instructions announced by the government, in order to ensure your health and safety.

A few words about the musicians

Dimitris Terpizis: Graduated from Paphos Music High School. He has participated in various music competitions and pan-European music workshops. He has performed with various artists on music stages locally and abroad. Now, he is composing his first solo album.

Moses Joseph: Graduated from a private school and former soldier of SMEF (Military Music of the National Guard). Participated in various music workshops and events. He started with classical music and now he follows his passion in more modern music.

Pantelis Constantinou: Graduated from a private school and former soldier of SMEF (Military Music of the National Guard). Participated in various music workshops and events in all genres of music. He started with classical music on piano, theory, guitar and ended up on the electric bass in modern music, improvisation, and his own compositions.