Bøger af Tony Malliaras

Oral Tradition as a Living Tradition in Greek Poetics describes the process of memorising and performing songs and hundreds of verses using Homer as the paradigm for Greek bards of Greek poetics and song. Tony Malliaras completed this paper at the University of Melbourne in 2016 during his Honours in Musicology degree trimester.

Vaios Malliaras 1907-1988: The Clarinettist Thriller of Greece 1934-1971. This is the Offiicial Release of all 240 Digitally Remastered Tracks by Copyright Owner AEPI and Tony Malliaras. Vaios Malliaras recorded with all the leading recording companies from 1934 to 1971 such as His Master's Voice; Columbia Records; Odeon Records; RCA Victor etc. Tony Malliaras has published his Honors in Music Dissertation on the life and career of Vaios Malliaras. The Tony Malliaras Discography of Vaios Malliaras's 240 Digitally Remastered Tracks is a labor of love on the part of his grandson, based in Melbourne, Australia. The collection is ideal for: 1. Ministries of Culture; 2. Universities; 3. Audio Visual Libraries; 4. Greek Festivals; 5. Orthodox Feast Day Yearly Calendar Celebrations and private collectors. Vaios Malliaras popularized Greek Folk Songs such as: 1. Table Songs; 2. Klephtic Ballads; 3. Syrto Dance; 4. Tsamiko Dance; 5. Kalamatiano Dance; 6. Serbian Dance; 7. Albanian Dance; and 8. Aegean Island Dances from 1934 to 1971.

The Story of Alexander the Great and Peucestas who became the 8th Royal Bodyguard. A Screenplay by Melbourne based Australian writer, Tony Malliaras. Written in 1996, it found its way to the producers of Four Weddings and a Funeral in London. Its Los Angeles office informed them that Director Oliver Stone had begun filming his version of Alexander for the cinema screen. Now, after 20 years in a vault, the screenplay is now on a world wide platform for film producers to bring to the big screen.

Menander I Soter the Bactrian Greek King who reigned from 163 to 130 BCE in Northern India, Pakistan and Afghanistan takes on Emperor Pushyamitra Sunga I the usurper, who rules the Mauryan Empire from his capital in Pataliputra in the Ganges Valley. Menander supports and is the champion of Buddhism. Emperor Pushyamitra tries to exterminate the Buddhist Order. Screenplay by Tony Malliaras.