The Greek Chamber Music Project’s advisory board is comprised of professionals in the music industry and academia who contribute their wisdom and insight into furthering the organization’s artistic vision and future.
Christos Marinos is a collaborative pianist, vocal and Greek diction coach, music director and researcher based in Greece. He has performed in collaborative piano recitals and concerts in Europe and the United States. He is the co-founder and artistic director of the Colla Voce Workshop for classical singers and collaborative pianists, the first of its kind in Greece. He is passionate about the vast and unique world of Greek Art Song, which he continuously researches, performs, coaches and teaches in Greece and abroad.
Lyz Luke is an “Executive Music Enabler” with over a decade spent working for the arts. As the founder of UnderCover Presents, Lyz has presented shows with over 150 bands from all over the Bay Area and produced 15 studio-recorded albums. She is the Associate Director of Living Jazz (Oakland, CA), Director of Philanthropy for The Mish Initiative (Fort Collins, CO), serves as Secretary of the Board for Levitt Pavilion Denver, elected Governor on the Board for the San Francisco Chapter of The Recording Academy, and a certified mediator.
Vassilis Lambropoulos is the C. P. Cavafy Professor Emeritus of Classical Studies and Comparative Literature at the University of Michigan. He was a Professor of Modern Greek at the University of Michigan (1999-2018) and The Ohio State University (1981-99) where he taught undergraduate and graduate courses in Modern Greek language, literature, criticism, and culture, as well as literary theory and comparative literature. His main research interests are modern Greek culture; classical reception and the classic; civic ethics and democratic politics; tragedy and the tragic; word/poetry and music.