Themis Prodromakis

  He was born in Sydney of Australia on 1981. He grew up in Aegio and from the age of 7 he is studying the Byzantine Music.
  On 1998 he won the first Pan-Hellenic reward of Byz. Music in the "Pan-Hellenic School Competition" that was organised by the Ministry of Education and Religions and he presented his program in the Palace of Music Athens. Moreover, in the same competition, he received a distinction in the Traditional music as well.
  On June 2000 he reveived a Diploma in Byzantine Music with distinction.
He was priviledged to have as a teacher (1999-2001) the world famous Greek tradional singer Domna Samiou.
He also had the honour to participate in studio recordings for her disk "Sea songs"

   He is member of: the chorus of
chanters "Maistores of the Psaltic Art", the Chorus of Friends of Byzantine Music of Aigialeia, the
Chanters Association of Aigialeia "Ioannis Koukouzelis", and Chorus of Traditional Music of Viotia.
   He has participated in many events and concerts, in Greece as well as abroad, either as a member of the above associations, or as a singer with the Music Institute of Aegio. He has also participated in three disks, singing with
the Music Institute of Aegio:
"Christougenna - Protougenna" (Greek traditional carols)
"Music and songs from Europe"
"In the Vostitsa of 30's" (Music for theatrical performance)
He graduated from University of Lincoln as an Electrical and Electronics Engineer.
Today, he is enrolled in Univeristy of Liverpool doing a master's degree (MSc in Microelectronics and Telecommunications)

He participates in the Musical Institute since 1998.