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BAND/ARTIST: Estoudiantina Neas Ionias
- Title: Gi Tis Ionias
- Year Of Release: 2021
- Label: Ogdoo Music Group
- Genre: World, Folk, Greek
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC / 24-bit/48kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 01:02:35
- Total Size: 349; 714 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
THE ESTOUDIANTINAS OF SMYRNA
The name of the Estoudiantina orchestra draws its origins from the famous orchestras of Smyrna and Asia Minor, which were active in the years from 1898 to 1921. The success of the first Estoudiantina led to important musicians from Smyrna establishing their own music groups, developing an innovative Greek musical genre encompassing elements from the West and the East. This kind of orchestra became the first and most authentic musical bridge, combining in harmony incongruous national, musical, cultural and artistic elements of such contradictory cultures.
Estoudiantina became famous in all social strata, combining the use of many different musical instruments (the oud, the canun, the zurna, the caval, the santur, the mandolin, the clarinet, the accordion, the violin), which allowed Estoudiantinas to continuously expand their repertoire so as to include anything from Βyzantine hymns and folk songs of Smyrna to Βalkan horas, Οttoman classical music and doinas, as well as west European polkas, waltzes and arias from popular operas. The legacy of Estoudiantina expanded beyond Asia Minor by those who came to Greece during the 1920s, recording for the first record companies in Greece, among others Spyros Peristeris, Panagiotis Tountas, Evangelos Papazoglou and Dimitris Semsis.
The greater contribution of Estudiantinas has been the birth of the Greek Operetta, as well as the Rebetiko song, the Athenian Serenade (Cantada) and later the Contemporary Greek Folk Song.
Tracklist:
01. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Anatoli (04:15)
02. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Dose mou ftera (03:23)
03. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Mikra Asia - Asia Minor (Orchestral) (03:50)
04. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Emvatirio tou okeanou (04:41)
05. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Aspro pani (04:28)
06. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Mikri prasini thalassa (03:05)
07. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Orofernis (02:50)
08. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Ionia (Orchestral) (03:57)
09. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Troia (04:09)
10. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Kainourgia Patrida (Orchestral) (03:09)
11. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Fos apo gi makrini (03:41)
12. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Sterni patrida (03:59)
13. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Oi filoi (03:51)
14. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - O horos tis thalassas (Orchestral) (03:55)
15. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Ena fili gia keinon (03:16)
16. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Moiroloi tis agapis (05:59)
The name of the Estoudiantina orchestra draws its origins from the famous orchestras of Smyrna and Asia Minor, which were active in the years from 1898 to 1921. The success of the first Estoudiantina led to important musicians from Smyrna establishing their own music groups, developing an innovative Greek musical genre encompassing elements from the West and the East. This kind of orchestra became the first and most authentic musical bridge, combining in harmony incongruous national, musical, cultural and artistic elements of such contradictory cultures.
Estoudiantina became famous in all social strata, combining the use of many different musical instruments (the oud, the canun, the zurna, the caval, the santur, the mandolin, the clarinet, the accordion, the violin), which allowed Estoudiantinas to continuously expand their repertoire so as to include anything from Βyzantine hymns and folk songs of Smyrna to Βalkan horas, Οttoman classical music and doinas, as well as west European polkas, waltzes and arias from popular operas. The legacy of Estoudiantina expanded beyond Asia Minor by those who came to Greece during the 1920s, recording for the first record companies in Greece, among others Spyros Peristeris, Panagiotis Tountas, Evangelos Papazoglou and Dimitris Semsis.
The greater contribution of Estudiantinas has been the birth of the Greek Operetta, as well as the Rebetiko song, the Athenian Serenade (Cantada) and later the Contemporary Greek Folk Song.
Tracklist:
01. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Anatoli (04:15)
02. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Dose mou ftera (03:23)
03. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Mikra Asia - Asia Minor (Orchestral) (03:50)
04. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Emvatirio tou okeanou (04:41)
05. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Aspro pani (04:28)
06. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Mikri prasini thalassa (03:05)
07. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Orofernis (02:50)
08. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Ionia (Orchestral) (03:57)
09. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Troia (04:09)
10. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Kainourgia Patrida (Orchestral) (03:09)
11. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Fos apo gi makrini (03:41)
12. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Sterni patrida (03:59)
13. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Oi filoi (03:51)
14. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - O horos tis thalassas (Orchestral) (03:55)
15. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Ena fili gia keinon (03:16)
16. Estoudiantina Neas Ionias - Moiroloi tis agapis (05:59)
Year 2021 | World | Folk | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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