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Nikos Veliotis

b. 1970

Greek musician, composer and cellist

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Born 1970. Nikos Veliotis is a Greek composer.

Nikos Veliotis (born 26 February 1970 in Athens, Greece) is a Greek musician, composer and cellist.

Biography Nikos Veliotis initially studied classical piano until the age of 16. He became involved in the Athens underground electronic music scene and founded In Trance 95 together with Alex Machairas in 1988. He took up the cello at the age of 21. By the end of the 90s he was totally devoted to the experimental field in both sound and image, performing solo or in regular groups. During the early 2000s he started a collaboration with fellow Greek musician Giannis Aggelakas with whom they released two albums to date.

In 2008 he founded Mohammad (also going by the MMMD moniker) together with ILIOS Coti K. On 21 March 2009 he turned his cello into powder during a live performance with the title ‘Cello Powder [The Complete Works for Cello]’ at the Install Festival in Glasgow, U.K. He is the owner of a curved bow (BACH.Bogen n° 19). He has composed music for dance, theatre and films. From 2000 to 2007 Veliotis organised the 2:13 festival of experimental music in Athens, Greece.

Selected discography Solo β (2001), Confront Recordings Radial (2004), Confront Recordings Folklor Invalid (2013), Antifrost With Giannis Aggelakas

Collaborations 28/04/2001 (2001), absurd, with Costis Drygianakis VW (2002), absurd, with Dan Warburton Quartet (2004), Hibari Music, with Taku Sugimoto, Kazushige Kinoshita, Taku Unami The Harmless Dust (2005), Vectors, Headz, with David Grubbs Οι Ανάσες Των Λύκων (2005), Alltogethernow, EMI Πότε Θα Φτάσουμε Εδώ (2007), Alltogethernow, EMI Slugabed (2010), Hibari Music, with Klaus Filip Caspian Black (2015), Alt.Vinyl, with Xavier Charles

Groups In Trance 95 (with Alex Machairas) Cranc (with Rhodri Davies & Angharad Davies) Looper (with Ingar Zach & Martin Kuchen) MMMD / Mohammad (with ILIOS & Coti K.) / MMMD (with ILIOS)

Compositions

V (2002) based on violin & cello recordings qpdbqp (2002) for 6 musicians (piano, saxophone, clarinet, harp, cello & electronics) aceghd (2004) for string quartet (violin, cello, guitar & contra guitar) FULL (2003) for cello overdubs Mugs on Speed (2008) for 9 Mugs on Marble 4D for (2008) 0 ensemble

Compositions for Cello with Curved Bow

Haris Kittos - ÁTROPO 2002 Reynaldo Young - earlier person under the train 2002 Dimitris Kamarotos - 85:03:03 2002 Michalis Adamis - ANELIGMA 2002 Daryl Runswick - SONATA ('Gracing') 2002 Dai Fujikura - Secret Breath 2001

Intermedia

Vomvos 2003, for cello and video

Cello Powder [The Complete Works for Cello] 2009, multimedia performance for pre-recorded cello, video and live action

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Greek musician, composer and cellist

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Nikos Veliotis was born on 26 February 1970 in Athens.

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Nikos Veliotis is a composer.

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· Wikipedia: Nikos Veliotis

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