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March 2008, Eva Fampas
Eva Fampas, daughter of Dimitris Fampas, the most famous Greek classical guitarist, did not take long to be enchanted by music and started her career with her guitar at very young age.
At the age of 12, she performed for the first time in public, in a concert of the famous D. Fampas's school, while at the age of 16, she gave her first formal recital. She studied close to great teachers and graduated from the National Conservatory with awards and honours.
Her rich artistic activity includes many recitals in Greece and all over the world, collaborations with symphonic orchestras, disc recordings, guitar editions’ redaction and edition, teaching in seminars in universities and festivals.
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.... Art must have no borders, it must be able to communicate with the man, to inspire, to create and to be created. Music is probably the best communication language of all people and society... ... at the beginning of the 21st century, the sound pollution (namely the mix of noise and racket) along with any kind of subculture products, seem to increasingly take over the greatest part of the relative space of our everyday life. Within this context, the sophisticated musical creation and the human artistic problematic seem to have earned a section of impassioned supporters. I, personally, as an interpreter-creator and educator, despite the adverse conditions, regard the duty to transfer the wealth, the knowledge and the magic of the musical creation to the public, as well as the support of the modern creation, as highly interesting and splendid ….
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