Rebetiko-Kostas Ferris (fragment)
Rebetiko-fragment "When a man is born, a pain is born alongside when the war is at its' peak the blood cannot be counted I'm burning, I'm burning throw more oil in the fire I'm drowning, I'm drowning throw me in a sea that's deep. I swore in your eyes which for me were like the Evangelium the knife-cut you gave me I'd turn for you into laughter..." Thanks to "fantasmadellaopera" for the translation of this song
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REMBETIKO
Excerpt from the film REMBETIKO. After winning the Silver Bear at the Berlin Film Festival in 1984, Costas Ferris' evocative film sparked a rediscovery of rembetika music, a form of urban Greek expression akin to American blues in its passionate, soulful delivery and its associations with the plight of the poor and marginalized. The film follows a Greek singer's remarkable career from the backstreet taverns of Piraeas to the nightclubs of New York. Award-winning Greek actress Sotiria Leonardou stars as Marika, a singer whose family immigrated to Greece from Smyrna, where rembetika has its musical roots. Rembetiko is enchanting yet melancholy, stark but smoldering--much like the music itself. "The film's sound is as rich as its color" (Los Angeles Times). In Greek with English subtitles. Costas Ferris---Greece---1983---107mins For more info on this film, visit www.facetsdvd.com Facets Multi-Media is a non-profit media arts organization founded in Chicago in 1975, and dedicated to making cinema accessible to all through film preservation, distribution, presentation, and education. For more information, visit www.facets.org.
Rembetiko (English Subtitles) exiled derbederis
Infatuated by Adrianna, Thomas opens a teke, (hashish den, also known as a bouzouki) in Piraeus and hires Panagis to sing. The angry, disillusioned Turko/Greeks give birth to Rebetika music and a criminal underground drug culture. Though Panagis is a brute, he's also a man with his own sorrows. Once a dapper bandleader in western Asia minor, now he's with the rest of the refugees in a waterfront dive. He sings the songs his fellow refugees relate to, and becomes one of the original, true derbederis. In this film, this is Panagis finest moment, and he defines the lifestyle of those who follow. Opa, manga!
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Rembetiko (English subtitles) Marika's first solo
Marika sings her first solo in the movie Rembetiko. "Aman, Aman"="Hear, hear"(..you noble people and Gods) Refrain: I'm burning, burning Throw more oil on my fire I'm drowning, drowning Throw me in the fathomless sea.
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Rembetiko: Music of the Outsiders - Part 5
Music of the Outsiders: Rembetika. A documentary made in around 1988. The program has English subtitles. George Dalaras narrates in English. In this episode he speaks with Odysseas Moshonas and Sevas Hanoum. Moshonas and Dalaras sing "Prin to Harama".
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Rembetiko - Trailer
Available on DVD through www.umbrellaent.com.au Buy it here: www.umbrellaent.com.au Rembetiko is a passionate exploration of rembetika music: a form of urban blues that expresses the history and depth of Greek culture. The film mirrors the music's style, offering a glimpse into that culture through a heart-wrenching story written and directed by Costas Ferris and a haunting original score written by Stavros Xarhakos. Rembetiko charts the tragic true story of one of Greece's most popular rembetiko singers, Marika Ninou (Sotiria Leonardou): her professional successes and personal disasters. Her rise as a singer is shadowed by key moments in Greek history from such as the Nazi occupation and the CivilWar. Her life is full of torment, and her pain is evident in her singing. Marika Ninou is as cherished in Greece as Edith Piaf is in France. This is her vie en rose. Rembetiko is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Silver Bear at the 1984 Berlin Film
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This is a remix of one of my favorite old Greek "Rembetiko" songs, by the singer Perpiniadis. I learned to play it on the Tzoura a few years ago, and then fliped it up with some editing and mixing in Cubase to give it a more contemporary feeling. Someone on a Bouzouki forum once told me it sounds spastic LOL. Kamilieriko beat 9/8, palyed one the D (Re) Sabah scale (Dromos). Peace! On Facebook: Alexander Pereira www.youtube.com/greekhop www.youtube.com/dagreek75 www.youtube.com/etsiproject www.youtube.com/cave31
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9 - Rembetiko - Alkeos Souyoul & John Dafnos
Anatoli and The Boys - wonderful Greek rembetiko music featuring the world class bouzouki playing of Alkeos Souyoul. Live at Jerry's Elliniko, Katelios, Kefalonia, Greece, August 2010. Recorded on Phil Yorke's iPhone. Unfortunately, there is a lot of camera phone movement in the middle whilst the phone was propped up on salt and pepper pots, and some drunken chat whilst we discussed it. All of this is during some wonderful playing by Alkeos so I haven't edited it out. Sorry about that. The other 8 videos in this series are stable.
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REMBETIKO
Rote-Fahne.tv Rembetiko (ρεμπέτικο) ist eine Musik- und Lebenskultur aus der Volksmusik-Tradition Griechenlands, die zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts vor allem in den Städten Athen, Piräus und Thessaloniki aus Subkultur und Untergrund jener Zeit hervorging. Der Rembetiko wird auch als der „griechische Blues" bezeichnet, weil die Texte ähnlich wie im Blues von den alltäglichen Sorgen und Erfahrungen der einfachen Leute handeln. In den Anfängen seiner Entstehung wurden Rembetika nur von den in Piraeus lebenden „Rembetes" gespielt, meist Flüchtlinge, die 1922, dem Jahr der sog. „kleinasiatischen Katastrophe", aus Smyrna und anderen Orten Kleinasiens in das europäische griechische Kernland vertrieben wurden. Später entwickelte sich daraus eine der populärsten Musik- und Stilrichtungen Griechenlands und bis heute eines der höchst geschätztesten Strömungen der griechischen Nationalkultur. Seine Hochzeit erlebte der Rembetiko in den 1930er bis 50er Jahren. Hauptinstrumente sind Bouzouki, Gitarre, Baglamas, Akkordeon und Geige. Zu den bekanntesten Komponisten des Rembetiko gehören Markos Vamvakaris, Manolis Hiotis und Vassilis Tsitsanis. Die wesentlichen Rhythmen oder Tänze des Rembetiko sind Chasapiko, Chasaposervikos, Zeibekikos, Karsilamas, Aptalikos, Tsifteteli, Anatolitikos oder Bayo und Sirtos. Der griechische Kinofilm „Rembetiko" entstand 1983 unter der Regie Kostas Ferris´, in welchem das Wesen der Rembetiko-Musik anhand der Geschichte der bekannten Rembetiko-Sängerin <b>...</b>
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Rembetiko (English Subtitles) Marika & Giorgakis
Young Marika goes out to busk with her older friend Giorgakis, her father disapproves.
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3 - Anatoli and The Boys - Greek Rembetiko Music
Η Ντερμπεντέρισσα, Β. Τσιτσάνης (i ntermpenterissa, V. Tsitsanis). Greek Rembetico music played by Anatoli and The Boys at Jerry's Elliniko, Katelios, Kefalonia, Greece, August 2010
La Cherga feat Irina Karamarkovic - Rembetiko 22
7'th track of Fake No More Scribble on this track I dare you: www.youtube.com
Ta Matoklada Sou Old Greek Music Rembetiko Markos Vamvakaris
(GR) ΤΑ ΜΑΤΟΚΛΑΔΑ ΣΟΥ ΛΑΜΠΟΥΝ (Translated) (LT) TA MATOKLADA SOU LAMPOUN (EN) YOUR SHINING EYELASHES (TR) PARLAYAN KİRPİKLERİN Translated to English and Turkish. Traditional old Greek music rembetiko from Greece. Who love other one, they are brother. Thanks to my friend Kyriakos Chatzibasileiou from Athens for translating English, his Address is; PERGAMINI WEDDING CARDS 109 Solonos str. 106 78 ATHENS GREECE The composer and versificator is Markos Vamvakaris. He singed the TA MATOKLADA SOU LAMPOUN in 1960. Markos Vamvakaris's discography and histories of all songs; www.spectacularopticals.com/MVA/MVAmain.html --YOUR SHINING EYELASHES-- Your shining eyelashes Like the flowers in the valley Like the flowers in the valley Your shining eyelashes Your bend eyelashes You take away my mind/thoughts You take away my mind/thoughts Your bend eyelashes Your eyes ''my sister'' Break my heart Break my heart Your eyes ''my sister'' Even if your eyes look for out You will not find somebody like me You will not find somebody like me Even if your eyes look for out --ΤΑ ΜΑΤΟΚΛΑΔΑ ΣΟΥ ΛΑΜΠΟΥΝ-- Τα ματόκλαδα σου λάμπουν βρέ σαν τα λούλουδα του κάμπου σαν τα λούλουδα του κάμπου βρέ τα ματόκλαδα σου λάμπουν Τα ματόκλαδα σου γέρνεις βρέ νου και λογισμό μου παίρνεις νου και λογισμό μου παίρνεις βρέ τα ματόκλαδα σου γέρνεις Τα ματάκια σου αδελφούλα βρέ μου ραγίζουν την καρδούλα μου ραγίζουν την καρδούλα βρέ τα ματάκια σου αδελφούλα Τα ματάκια σου να βγούνε βρέ σαν και μένα δεν θα βρούνε σαν και <b>...</b>
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Ο Θανάσης Πολυκανδριώτης στο Σύνταγμα
Ο Θανάσης χθες το απόγευμα, συγκίνησε και συγκινήθηκε. Ήρθε με μια ομάδα από επτά ακόμα μπουζούκια και όλοι μαζί τραγούδησαν την Συννεφιασμένη Κυριακή. Όπως σεμνά και αθόρυβα ήρθαν και έριξαν τις πενιές τους, τόσο σεμνά και αθόρυβα έφυγαν. Έτσι είναι οι μεγάλοι καλλιτέχνες. Σεμνοί και ταπεινοί. Είχαμε την χαρά να τον ακούσουμε και να τον καταγράψουμε. Απολαύστε τον μέσα από την κάμερα του tromaktiko...
