A 'popular and promising young' singer has been remembered by The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland following her death after a fatal train crash in Greece.
A passenger service carrying 350 people reportedly collided with a freight train just before midnight on February 28, killing 57 people.
One of the victims was Elisavet Chatzivasileiou, a graduate of the Glasgow arts school.
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Elisavet, also known as Eli, graduated with a Bachelor of Music degree and was said to be a "promising" singer and well-known among her peers.
Paying tribute to their former pupil, The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland said: "It is with deep sadness that we share news of the death of recent RCS graduate Elisavet Chatzivasileiou. Elisavet was confirmed as one of the many casualties in the Greek rail accident at the start of this month.
"Elisavet (Eli) graduated from the BMus programme in July 2021. She was a very popular student and a promising young singer, known to many of our graduates, current students and staff.
"Our thoughts are with Elisavet’s family and friends at this sad time, and with all of you who knew her."
Facebook readers sent their thoughts and well-wishes to Eli's family and friends.
One person said: "Tragic and unnecessary waste of talent. Condolences to all her friends and family."
Another wrote: "Such sad news . My thoughts are with Elisavet's family and friends."
A third person added: "What a beautiful photo and tragically sad. My deepest condolences."
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