Remember this Song the AfroGreeks public action 25.4.25
Performer
Riad
26:55
Angelos Angelou and his team, Filippos Fasoulas, Dimitris Tassenas, and Riad, took Deep in Love from Baldwin's list and made it part of a Greek folk musical tradition, which is not afraid of influences from the East.
Performer
Riad
28:07
The traditional Greek song – Κοιτα με γλυκια μου αγάπη (Look at me my sweet love, is merged with Deep in Love. Aggelos chose to create and Amane in this fusion. Amanes is a distinctive type of monodic, heavy, and drawn-out lamenting song, sung in the “eastern” manner which is rooted in Byzantine music. For a period of time during the Ottoman era Amanes was not sung. It took its name from the frequently repeated exclamation “aman” (meaning “mercy, pity”). From a musical perspective, amanes follow their own specific technique. To deliver a single distich, the performer may extend the song for as long as five whole minutes.
Remember this Song the AfroGreeks public action 25.4.25
26:55 - 27:06
Angelos Angelou and his team, Filippos Fasoulas, Dimitris Tassenas, and Riad, took Deep in Love from Baldwin's list and made it part of a Greek folk musical tradition, which is not afraid of influences from the East.
Grace Nwoke
Presenter and Performer
Translation
Filippos Fasoulas
Dimitris Tasenas
Riad
28:07 - 28:59
The traditional Greek song – Κοιτα με γλυκια μου αγάπη (Look at me my sweet love, is merged with Deep in Love. Aggelos chose to create and Amane in this fusion. Amanes is a distinctive type of monodic, heavy, and drawn-out lamenting song, sung in the “eastern” manner which is rooted in Byzantine music. For a period of time during the Ottoman era Amanes was not sung. It took its name from the frequently repeated exclamation “aman” (meaning “mercy, pity”). From a musical perspective, amanes follow their own specific technique. To deliver a single distich, the performer may extend the song for as long as five whole minutes.