Hasapiko

"Mediterraneo"
CD EMI/virgin classics
L'Arpeggiata -- Christina Pluhar
Doron Sherwin -- cornett
Margit Übellacker - psaltery
David Mayoral - percussion
Francesco Turrisi -- harpsichord, percussion
Boris Schmidt -- double basse
Special guests:
Sokratis Sinopoulos -- lyra (Greece)
Nikolaos Mermigkas -- lavta (Greece)
Aytaç Doğan - qanun (Turkey)
İsmail Tunçbilek- saz (Turkey)
Christina Pluhar -- theorbo & direction

[@lise736]

J'aime cette parfaite harmonie entre les musiciens, les petits sourires fugitifs qui apparaissent sur un visage font plaisir à voir. 😊😊 Chacun des instruments et leur interprète est un réel enchantement à écouter et à regarder. 🎶🎵🎶🎵🤩🤩 I like this perfect harmony between the musicians, the fleeting little smiles that appear on a face are a pleasure to see.😊😊 Each of the instruments and their performer is a real delight to listen to and watch.🤩🤩🎶🎵🎶🎵

[@mrstinkabell123]

Something different, and something GREAT!!! Love it.

[@jessecerasus9621]

The percussionist is really good and that instrument sounds SO GOOD!!! Can't beleive this simple instrument sounds so complete and complex!! Thank you!

[@michaelkutulas8878]

Phenomenal collaboration! Wonderfully performed by all the musicians! As to the title of Hasapiko, many years ago the word was used to describe what is now officially considered Hasaposerviko, which is the faster paced rhythm. Hasapiko nowadays usually refers to the slower paced rhythm that is synonymous with syrtaki, and also known by many as Zorba's dance. When I first started playing Greek music, and someone would ask me for an Hasapiko, they would usually be puzzled that I would play the slower rhythm, and at that point it was understood that they really wanted an Hasaposerviko!

[@swetoniuszkorda5737]

Is it not simply a "Metzger Tanz";) ?

[@ennysify]

Wow I love this so much!!! Clavichord in eastern music - it works! And each of these guys is a master on their instrument....wow, just wow!

[@jessecerasus9621]

Greece is on the edge, but still and deeply, in the West.

[@olgagoncharova8369]

Just incredible and absolutely awesome, as usual. Thanks a lot for your perfect work, Christina and all the guys!

[@emildimofte6538]

BRAVOoOOOOoooooo!!!!KALITERA!!!!!BRAVO SAS OLI,hasapikavHARPSICHORD,yasooooo bre,PEZEVENKIOS,GYUZEL bre,BRAVOooo👏👏👏👏👏👍🌿🌿♥️🇬🇷♥️♥️🇬🇷🌿🇬🇷💯🎯👑👑🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏👏🏆🇬🇷♥️

[@sarandf4078]

An enchanting harmony between the musicians, thank u!

[@jessecerasus9621]

We cn tell they all come from different backrounds and this is the beauty of it. Classical musicians are not use to improving anymore, but modern musicians do. The solo part is revealing. This is another gift to humanity from Christina Pluhar.

[@peterpigna9505]

Grandi musicisti performance eccezionale

[@marcelloserafini4654]

Grandiosi tutti. Grazie!!

[@remiclud]

La structure du morceau est particulièrement agréable car on entend bien la diversité des instruments. Et en même temps c'est homogène. Bravo pour cette exécution envoutante... Et merci pour le partage.

[@klaasbil8459]

Very beautiful. And I for one loved the solos just as well.

[@norajulien61]

Amazing, intuitive musicians!!!

[@mehrannasralla6423]

Ela re! This is music.

[@georgespathopoulos4478]

Not simply "hasapiko" an original "Politiko hasapiko" ....Bravo to Aytac Dogan ( "kanonaki") ...!

[@geertclaeys6209]

❤❤❤

[@monicavaras7576]

Preciosa preciosa la música

[@LeonMare49]

Real crazy and funny in a good way... I really like their instruments! The harpsichord has a nice contrast with the rest.

[@henrywhittaker2519]

Brilliant !

[@ivanfigueres1161]

superbe

[@gabinoroca1672]

Bravo!!! Bestial, bestial, bestial!!!!

[@stevesewall]

Wonderful! Thanks!

[@1990elmas]

Amazing!

[@taloublue4132]

Fabuleux ! merci ^_^!

[@gabiargento25]

Woooooow!! I love it!

[@welshpete12]

Bravo !

[@mustymusty]

tremendous!! each of 'em is a master and the their thesis are just given straight away in this video!! bravo

[@cameronlowry8034]

Bravo

[@user-mz8nu2tb2c]

👍👍

[@theo2261960]

ειναι και αυτο μια αλλη μορφη χασαπικου , ναι ! σε αλλα μερη της Ελλαδας λεγεται και χασαπιά !

Un peu rapide pour un Hasapiko! mais magnifique!!

[@twesses]

ty man for this resitale

[@temistoklekonstantin9927]

τελιο...

[@yaniscaraisco2550]

c est une musique de smyrne

[@14margott]

Αυτό είναι χασαποσέρβικο. C'est chasaposerviko, une danse de Serbia etroitement associe avec chasapiko grecque.

[@andreamuratore4282]

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[@mich.mar.8668]

That's not hasaposerviko, that's just hasapiko and it has nothing to do with Serbia.

[@bulenterdem1977]

Great music but are you sure it is "hasapiko"? Might be "longa"?

[@sylblain8819]

Très belle musique traditionnelle, mais existe-t-il une chorégraphie là-dessus ?

[@epicstimulus282]

Sounds Byzantine

[@sleekismboyz605]

Cause it is

[@Filimon32]

What you mean -sounds-it is pure GREEK musik HELLAS created at byzantio ....imortal KONSTANTINOUPOLIS.....

[@cos7mas]

χασαποσέρβικο

[@athanatiEllada]

Hasaposerviko

[@dianeolivieri2215]

Proche du Santur ?

[@romanchomenko2912]

I think its Ukrainian/Greek woven into seamlessly from the Mountains of Eastern Europe.

[@berkecelikel6833]

is there any sheet music of this song?

[@bobscag5928]

EXCELLENT MUSICIANS, COULD DO WITHOUT THE SOLOS...ENERGY DROPPED AND THEY SEEMED TO HAVE LOST THEIR WAY UNTIL THE MELODY RETURNED

[@Yanni75]

That's because you're a slave to the rhythm, Bob. Sometimes you have to challenge the system (or sheet music) and cut loose. ;-)

[@Yanni75]

That's because you're a slave to the rhythm, Bob. Sometimes you have to challenge the system (or sheet music) and cut loose. ;-)

[@jeremiasi]

This is not a hasapiko.