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Christos Hatzis is a distinguished composer and performer whose career spans continents and multimedia collaborations. Born in Volos, Greece in 1953, he immigrated to Canada in 1982, becoming a Canadian citizen in 1985 and serving on the faculty of music at the University of Toronto. His work bridges concert music, theatre, and dance, earning him praise in festivals and concert halls around the world. We’ve got you covered for upcoming performances and a rich catalog of recordings that showcase his distinctive voice in contemporary classical music.

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Explore the timeline of Hatzis’s career, from early chamber pieces to landmark works like Constantinople, Lamento, and Going Home Star: Truth and Reconciliation. Follow his social channels for timely updates and calendar announcements, including performances listed across Europe, Asia, and North America. Secure your seats with confidence as you plan to experience his immersive, multimedia compositions live.

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Quick Facts About Christos Hatzis

  • Born in Volos, Greece (1953); immigrated to Canada in 1982 and became a citizen in 1985; faculty of music at the University of Toronto.”
  • Awards: Jules Léger Prize for New Chamber Music (1996); Jean A. Chalmers National Music Award (1998); Juno Awards for String Quartet No. I (The Awakening) in 2006 and Constantinople in 2008; Going Home Star: Truth and Reconciliation won a Juno in 2017; additional nominations/wins through 2021–2023.
  • Notable works include Constantinople (multimedia theatre piece for piano trio with voices and tape), Lamento (song cycle for Sarah Slean) and Ecstasy, and Going Home Star: Truth and Reconciliation (ballet score for Royal Winnipeg Ballet).
  • Discography highlights include Constantinople (2006, Analekta) and Lamento & Ecstasy (2020, Centrediscs); Orbiting Garden (2025, Blue Griffin) features Hatzis’ Orbiting Garden on a pianist‑led album.
  • 2025 tour/performances span Fertility Rites, Coming To, and Through a Glass Darkly with dates in Bonn (Sept 16), Kalmar (Sept 6), Taiwan (June 24), Italy (June 22; May 22), Spain (May 7), Russia (Apr 26), and Hamburg‑area engagements (Mar 29–31), plus several Brno and Bragança appearances early in the year.
  • Social media/online presence includes postings on SoundCloud and official site updates; the composer maintains an active online footprint and performance calendars.

The records

Christos Hatzis Discography

  • Constantinople
    2006 · Analekta
  • Lamento & Ecstasy
    2020 · Centrediscs
  • Orbiting Garden
    2025 · Blue Griffin Recording

Explore the timeline of Hatzis’s career, from early chamber pieces to landmark works like Constantinople, Lamento, and Going Home Star: Truth and Reconciliation. Follow his social channels for timely updates and calendar announcements, including performances listed across Europe, Asia, and North America. Secure your seats with confidence as you plan to experience his immersive, multimedia compositions live.

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