By the way, this is very beautiful music! You can feel the Byzantine, Græco-Oriental flavours pouring through!! ❤

👍👍👍💙💙💙

Who knows if they have listened to this music...

Aceptar. Es relajante.

Χαίρομαι που σας άρεσε! Ευχαριστώ για τα καλά σας λόγια.

Πολύ καλή δασκάλα έχεις!

Greets from Serbia.

@@ratkomartinovic65 Greetings to you, from Greece/Belgium!

​@ratkomartinovic65 Greeks and Serbians are brothers under Jesus Christ's light. Greetings my friend!

The best solo tune ever ,this tune blew me away

😊 me and my partner 40 years in June, have made love to the whole album so many times over the years. We are not only the oldest gay couple we know but the only gay couple or any couple that has been together is this song and still is so in love. I'm sure Robert Plant Led Zeppelin and of course Pink Floyd had a lot to do with that, LOL❤❤

Δεν είναι επιρροές, είναι η συνέχεια της Αρχαίας Ελληνικής μουσικης

@@aokiaoki4238 Τα λίγα αποσπάσματα της αρχαιοελληνικής μουσικής που έχουν επιβιώσει το μαρτυρούν αυτό

Πολιτισμικά οι Βυζαντινοί επηρέασαν όχι επηρεάστηκαν.

Ok what makes you believe that? LOL

​@@aokiaoki4238how do you know this?

Then you are slightly confused. The influence is definetely there but the character is not as Slavic as it is Roman

Not true, not from 11th century. Xenos Koronis was a younger contemporary of Koukouzeles active in the first half of the 14th century (ca. 1320-45). It`s not music style from 11th century.

​@@UkrainianBaroque I do not think so! This music is preserved in the Demotic (folk) Greek music. It has changed very little, if at all since ancient times. Thus style and the instruments precede Koukouzelis ay least 1-2 centuries.

@@nicka.papanikolaou9475 Tradition is one thing. But here, too, one must approach this issue with caution. "Folk" is not applicable to such music. It was "learned" music with its own notation and there was no oral tradition. Until the 14th century, the style was different, but with Kukuzel it changed to a more sophisticated one. It's like that somewhere in France in the 14th century there was an ars nova style, and in the 1370-80s. in Avignon, a very sophisticated style of ars subtilior appeared. And besides, you clearly write that the composer LIVED in the 10th-11th centuries, when he lived in the 14th century. It's like saying that Beethoven was born in the 16th century.

@@UkrainianBaroque What I wrote is historical fact. Koukouzelis is a composer of the 13th-14th century AD

absolutely, I don't know how it sounded in the 11th century but this is marvellous

@@SilvaMorasten perhaps one day we'll could travel in times and see, like little mouses, what really happened in yesterday's lifes.