The Foundation of the Hellenic World invites children and teenagers
to join a new musical community!
Starting in October at the Cultural Center "Hellenic Cosmos"
The children's choir of the Foundation of the Hellenic World invites children and teenagers from 8 to 18 years old who love music to become part of a vibrant community of sound, expression, and joy under the guidance of the distinguished musician, Matthaia Spitadaki. No prior musical knowledge is required — just the desire to unite your voice with others and discover the magic of collective creation. Every rehearsal is an experience that cultivates the voice, strengthens the soul, and creates collective soundscapes, filled with harmony and emotion.
Through a curated repertoire of Greek and international music, the young choir members gradually develop their vocal technique, enhance their sense of rhythm and hearing, and learn to cooperate and trust the group. The choir is not just about music — it’s a space for growth, empathy, and creative freedom.
Participating in a choir offers much more than practice: it builds self-confidence, provides emotional release, and opens channels of communication beyond words. It's a breath of fresh air in daily life — a way to become part of an ensemble that sings with one heart.
Children's Choir Director: Matthaia Spitadaki
Matthaia Spitadaki is a music educator, singer, and choir conductor with extensive artistic and educational experience. She holds a master’s degree in Music Education in Formal and Non-Formal Settings from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, is a certified pianist, and holds diplomas in advanced music theory.
She has specialized in teaching and performing contemporary vocal music at Berklee College of Music.
She teaches music in an international educational framework (IB PYP), combining experiential learning with musical development, and is actively engaged as a vocal coach for adult singers.
Her artistic presence includes live performances, children’s and adult discography, songwriting, and vocal instruction in musical theater productions.
With many years of experience directing vocal ensembles, she focuses on connecting voice, body, and expression. Starting in October 2025, she will take on the direction of the children's choir at the Foundation of the Hellenic World.
