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The [[National Conservatory]], also known as the '''Ethnikon Odeio''', is situated at 8 Maizonos Street, in [[Athens]], in a building erected during the interwar period. The National Conservatory was was founded by the significant Greek composer [[Manolis Kalomiris]].

The '''National Conservatory''' is linked with numerous celebrated Greek musical figures. Kalomiris, who founded the institution in [[1926]], received crucial support during its early days from prominent figures such as [[Marika Kotopouli]], [[Dionyssis Lavragas]], [[Sofia Spanoudi]], and [[Hariklia Kalomiri]].

Also part of the institution’s history is famed early 20th century Greek composer, pianist and conductor [[Dimitris Mitropoulos]], who taught at the school. [[Maria Callas]], who attended classes at the conservatory, made her debut performance on its stage, back on [[April 2]], [[1939]].

==References==
*[http://www.ethniko-odeio.edu.gr/ The National Conservatory (Ethniko Odeio)] Official web site

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