Arapoglou Eleni

Eleni Arapoglou studied Art History & Archaeology of Asia, Africa & the Middle East at SOAS in London. Then she transferred to Tufts University and graduated with a Bachelors in Drama & Dance, focusing on set design, choreography, and other aspects of performance and production.
In 2014 she graduated from Berklee College of Music where she obtained her Professional Diploma in Vocal Performance focusing on traditional music from South America, the Balkans, the Mediterranean and Greece, as well as jazz, classics of soul, funk, RnB always with an interest in improvisation.
She lives and works in New York. She has collaborated with many artsits, such as Thana Alexa, Leonel Garcia, Shai Maetro and Petros Klampanis and has performed in many venues around the world.
She has taught in various workshops and programs in Europe and the US and has been a Teaching Artist at Carnegie Hall for three years. Additionally, she has been a music mentor for SAY (Stuttering Association for the Young) as well as for Musicalmente (offering knowledge and music to children with autism). Also, she has been a music coordinator for NYC RELIEF bringing music to the homeless in New York since 2017.