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     Tsamika

     © Traditional Greek  
     Performed by Ziyia
    		 
      Length - 7:06 Audio Help
    		 
       
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    Song Lyrics
    English Translation:

    I wish that youth was twice and old age never
    I wish to revive again my little bird
    And to become a young lad again
    And wear my little fez to go to the bazaar.

    Lyrics in Greek:
     

    Song Credits
    Performance Credits
    Lead Male Vocal: Christos Govetas
    Santouri: Lise Liepman
    Clarinet: George Chittenden
    Dumbek (Doumbek): Dan Auvil
    Laouto: Christos Govetas
    Violin: Beth Cohen

    Production Credits
    Recording Engineer: Gary Mankin at Dave Wellhausen Studios, San Francisco, CA


    On CD Release:  "From The Mountains to The Islands" (1992) 
    Artist/Performing Group:  Ziyia

    Song Notes
    2 Tsamiko dances in 3/4 from the Greek mainland, "Nasan Ta Niata" and "O Helios".

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     Song Categories
    Language
     Greek
    Audio Quality
     Standard
    Overall Style
     Greek Folk Music
    Genre Influences
     Greek
    Special Categories
     Ethnic Folk, Healing Music
    Thematic Content
     Getting Older, Looking Back
    Possible Uses
     Folk Dancing Music
    Target Audiences
     Folk Dancers, Greek Community
    Energy Level
     Medium-High
    Rhythmic?
     Yes
    Tempo
     Medium
     
    		 
           
         

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