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SKU: A0.886661
Composed by Panagiotis Theodossiou. Concert,Contemporary,Graduation,Standards. Score and part. 25 pages. Panagiotis Theodossiou #3060139. Published by Panagiotis Theodossiou (A0.886661).. "Hellenic Dances", for alto saxophone and piano (2010)
I.Dance of the Youngsters, Pentozalis (traditional tune from Crete)
II.Dance of the Elders, Matoklada (rebetiko carsilama tune by Markos Vamvakaris)
III.Dance of the Past, Dance (traditional tune from Heipiros)
IV.Dance of the Future, Pyrihios (traditonal dances from "Sera" and "Shereanit'sa" from Pontos)
Transcription of four parts by "Hellenic Suite " for viola and piano. Tranciptions for clarinet and piano, flute and piano, oboe and piano, tenor saxophone and piano, flugelhorn and piano and wind quintet are available.
The work is dedicated to Stathis Kiosoglou for whom is written and has been performed by Stathis Mavrommatis and Christina Panteli at Pera Multipurpose Hall, Konstantinople in 2011 and twice by "O Ihos os Ehei" wind quintet in municipality of Larisa, Greece, 2014).
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