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1. Hotel Astron ***

www.citymarina.gr    Tel: 0030 26610 39505    Fax: 0030 26610 33708

Address:
Donzelot 15
Corfu, 49100, Greece

Notes: Astron, a B' class hotel, is an excellent 4-storey neo-classical building situated in the centre of the old town of Corfu only 20m. from the sea. It was built in 1951 and renovated in 2008. The hotel has pleasant public areas with warm, friendly and hospitable atmosphere and beautiful sea-views.

Special prices for the ICIL2012 conference (29-30/06/2012)

Room type	View to the old city	View to the sea
Single-bed	55€	70€
Double-bed	70€	80€

All the above prices include breakfast buffet.

Email: hotel_astron@hol.gr

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2. Mon Repos Palace

www.monrepospalace.gr    Tel: 30 26610 32783, 30 26610 32784    Fax: 30 26610 23459

Address:
Anemomilos
Corfu, 49100, Greece

Notes: The Mon Repos Palace is a very stylish hotel, situated on the Promenade at the tip of Garitsa Bay with views to the old Veteran fort of the town of Corfu.

Special prices for the ICIL2012 conference (29-30/06/2012)

Single-bed

60€

Email: info@monrepospalace.gr

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3. Hotel Arcadion ***

www.arcadionhotel.com    Tel: +30 2661037670 & +30 2661030104    Fax: +30 2661045087

Address:
2, Vlasopoulou Str. & Kapodistriou Str.
Liston - Corfu 49100, Greece

Notes: Arcadion Hotel is the ideal hotel for all those who like to be in the centre of Corfu town. Arcadion Hotel itself, is a contrasting combination of old and new, existing side by side in perfect harmony with the aged Venetian town.
Its dominant position in combination with the luxury and the traditional Corfiot hospitality, promises to satisfy your expectations for an unforgettable stay in our island.

Special prices for the ICIL2012 conference (29-30/06/2012)

Single-bed	75€
Double-bed	95€

Email: info@arcadionhotel.com

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A Piano Recital for the 5th ICIL 2012
“The teachings of Victor Karpovich or how to approach Clara”
Presenting works by Fineberg, Brahms, Schumann
by Lambis Vassiliadis

Saturday 30 June, 2012
21.00, Ionian Academy

ICIL 2012 participants may enter the recital free. Because the recital is organized for charity, for the benefit and support of disadvantaged students, we recommend an entirely voluntary contribution of 10 euros.

Lambis Vassiliadis is one of the most distinguished pianists of the younger generation.
He has travelled and played all over the world and has received the most positive reviews.
Vassiliadis is an Associate Professor of the Ionian University, Musical Studies Department.
For more information, see www.lambis.vassiliadis.org.

A distinguished Greek pianist of the younger generation, Mr. Lambis Vassiliadis represents an impressive style of explosive pianism and artistic sensibility.
Privileged to study near to pianists like Yalta Menouhin, Victor Merzhanov, Jerome Rose and James Tocco, he managed to obtain five academic titles from Universities and Music Academies around the world (Greece- Germany- England- USA)-all with distinctions and honors. He also holds a degree in Philosophy by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece.
Mr. Vassiliadis has worked for the University of Cincinnati, in the United States, as assistant professor at the studio of James Tocco; he has been Juror of the OMTA (Ohio Music Teachers Association) competition, of the International Music Competition of Thessaloniki, Juror of the Dorothy Price Awards Competition - Mannes College of Music, New York, of the Yamaha Competition Athens and of the Emil Gilels Competiton in Odessa, Ukraine.

Mr. Vassiliadis won 11 awards in international and national piano competitions and managed to attract the attention of the international press as a recording artist, (since 1993 by Koch-Discover International) for his pianistical skill and serious musical thinking. In April 1997, his CD with works by Bartok, Scriabin, Poulenc Szymanowski is rated with four stars by BBC Music Magazine and in September 1997, and his Schumann -Brahms recording is praised by Charles Timbrell in Fanfare Music Magazine. Recently the “Listener Magazine” reviewed enthusiastically Mr. Vassiliadis recordings confirming the “emergence of a major virtuoso performer” (P. Meanor, winter edition 1999). The first world wide recording of the Piano Sonatas by Allen Sapp was commented by the American Record Guide as one of the best recordings of 2001. Finally the Gramophone Magazine, includes Vassiliadis recording of the Brahms – Paganini Variations among the “selected discography of the 20th century” ( B. Morrison, March 2003).
Other CD’s (by Aardvark Media) include a Chopin Album, a Tchaikovsky Album, orchestra repertoire with the Chamber Music Orchestra of Tuebingen ( Germany) and the Fairbanks Symphony ( USA) , an all Liszt-Mozart transcriptions and two recordings with works of Mendellsohn, Brahms and Schumann with the Ionian Piano Quartet (Amicme Classical).

Mr. Vassiliadis appeared in solo concerts, radio and television broadcasts in Greece, as well as in many other countries (Germany, USA, South Africa, Italy, England, France); he also appeared with orchestras (Kammerphilarmonie Prague, National Symphony Prague, Bangok Symphony, State Orchestra of Thessaloniki, Orchestra of Colours, Athens, etc.) with a variety of repertoire including works like the 2nd Tchaikovsky concerto or Liszt’s Malediction.

Mr. Vassiliadis has received a position as the director of the Synchrono Conservatory in 1998, where he was teaching piano for the late four years. He has also been active as the artistic director of the «Vertiskos» Summer Courses and the Coordinator of the Piano Studies in the Conservatory of East Macedonia in Kavala-Greece.
Since November 2002, he is appointed Assistant Professor for Piano in the Ionian University, Department of Music, in Corfu, Greece. In year 2005 was appointed Representative of the International Relationships of the Department. He holds the Artistic Coordination of the International Summer Academy and Festival of Corfu, as well as the coordination of the International Music Days in Brache ( Schleswig Holstein, Germany) and the “Deutsch- Griechisch Musik Tage” in Solingen, Germany.
Lambis can be contacted at lambisv@yahoo.com.