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Жанр: Нео-фолк, Entehno || Год издания диска: 1969-1980 || Издатель (лейбл): KATHIMERINI under exclusive license from Minos-EMI S.A. ||
Страна-производитель диска: Greece || Аудио кодек: FLAC (*.flac) || Тип рипа: (image+.cue) || Битрейт аудио: lossless ||
Продолжительность: 09:42:36 || Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: да || Источник (релизер): Speedyclick || Яннис Маркопулос - греческий композитор, родился в г. Иралион на острове Крит. Большое влияние на его творчество оказали народная музыка и танцы острова Крит. Маркопулос сотрудничал с "Архангелом Крита" Никосом Ксилурисом - Hroniko (Chronicle), Rizitika, Ithagenia (Nativeland), I Elefteri Poliokrimeni. Нисос Ксилурис с его увлекательным и завораживающим голосом добавил магию своего голоса и превратил эти работы в бесценные шедевры греческой културы. С 3 июля по 2 октября 2011 г. греческая газета KATHIMERINI выпустила диски с самыми лучшими и значимыми работами композитора, показывающие единство эстетической и философской точки зрения и являющиеся краеугольным камнем современной греческой культуры. Работа охватывают период 1969-1980, от Ilios O Protos (Sun The First) до Denekedoupoli (Tin Can Town).Для ознакомления с композитором можете скачать антологию его творчества в лосслесс Cycles (2CD) (1992)
Биография
Yannis Markopoulos was born in 1939 in Heraklion, Crete. From one of the old families of the island—his father was an attorney and later the Prefect—he spent his childhood in the seaside town of Ierapetra. The Byzantine liturgy heard regularly from the church opposite his family home, Cretan traditional music, with its rapid dances of repeated small motifs, played by local instruments at the town’s weekly festivities, but at the same time the sound of the waves, and the detonation of land-mines in the aftermath of World War II, all these formed part of the acoustic universe of the composer as a child. He took his first lessons in music theory and the violin at the local conservatory and played the clarinet in the municipal band. Meanwhile other musical experiences of decisive importance were classical music as well as the music of the wider Eastern Mediterranean and, most important of all, that of nearby Egypt, which he heard either over the radio or from musicians and travellers passing through his hometown. Thanks to his father’s extensive private library he had the opportunity to deepen his knowledge, beyond school education, in literature, philosophy, history and the arts. He began composing music during his adolescence and two melodies of this time would later become songs that have enjoyed great popularity throughout Greece. In 1956 Markopoulos moved to Athens to further his music studies at the Athens Conservatoire under the composer Yiorgos Sklavos and the violin teacher Joseph Bustidui, while studying philosophy and sociology at the Panteion University. While a student he composed music for the theatre, for the cinema and for dance performances. When he was 24 he was awarded the Music Prize of the International Thessaloniki Film Festival for Nikos Koundouros’ film Young Aphrodites and subsequently his works Theseus (dance-drama), Hiroshima(ballet suite) and Three Dance Sketches were performed by avant-garde dance groups. In 1967 a military dictatorship was imposed in Greece. Markopoulos left for London, where he enriched his knowledge under the English composer Elizabeth Lutyens, while his acquaintance with the composers Jani Christou and Iannis Xenakis played an important rôle in the deepening of his contact with the most pioneering musical figures. In London he composed the secular cantata Ilios o Protos (Sun the First) on the poetry of Odysseas Elytis (Nobel Prize 1979) and completed the musical ceremony Idou o Nymphios, a work the composer still wishes to keep unreleased with the exception of one part, the song Zavara-Katra-Nemia, a vocal composition of Dionysian character, that was released in 1966 and became one of his best known pieces. Also in London he composed Chroismoi (Oracles) for symphony orchestra and the Pyrrichioi Dances A, B, C (the first three of the 24 Dances he completed in 2001) that were performed in 1968 by the London Concertante Orchestra at the Queen Elizabeth Hall. During the same year he was commissioned to write the music for Shakespeare’s The Tempest performed by the Royal National Theatre and directed by David Hugh Jones. In 1969 Markopoulos returned to Athens with a musical vision that would not only change the course of music in Greece but would also lend immediate moral support to the general demand for restoration of democracy, the struggle being led primarily by university students and intellectuals. He founded a new and highly distinctive musical ensemble which included Greek local instruments. Thus the piano was combined with the lyre for the first time, while he also added instruments of his own invention, particularly among the percussion, with the intention of enriching the variety of sounds. He then selected young musicians, singers and actors, from both the city and the provinces, and collaborating with painters and poets he presented a series of performances with his musical works Ilios o Protos (Sun the First), Chroniko (Chronicle), Ithagenia (Nativeland), Thitia (Lifetime), Stratis Thalassinos Among the Agapanthi (poetry by Giorgos Seferis, Nobel Prize 1963), Oropedio (Mountain Plain) at the Lydra venue which he named music-studio. His most fervent supporters were indeed the students and intellectuals who filled the music-studio daily, despite the constant interventions of the regime that would constantly attempt to shut it down. The composer’s vision had materialised and a new musical wave had been born which he termed “Return to the Roots”. He defined it as “a project for the future involving the process of examination, evaluation and selection of the indestructible sources of our living traditions in combination with selected contemporary art forms and elements”: the outcome was an exceptionally original sound emerging from the unique tone colours stemming from the unaccustomed blends of instruments and voices. In 1976 he composed the popular liturgy The Free Besieged, based on the poem by Greece’s national poet Dionysios Solomos, that he conducted in the crowded Panathenean Stadium, and which was presented in London in 1979. In 1977 he composed the music for the BBC television series Who Pays the Ferryman? The musical theme was a hit in Britain and gained the composer international renown. Numerous invitations for concerts abroad followed, in Paris, Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Canada, Russia, Australia and the United States. Markopoulos continued composing music for the theatre and for the cinema, collaborating with directors such as Jules Dassin, George Cosmatos, Nikos Koundouros and Spyros Evaggelatos. Through his work Yannis Markopoulos did much to shape the musical landscape of the 1970s.
In 1980 Markopoulos married the singer Vassiliki Lavina, his long-time associate, and in 1981 their daughter Eleni was born. For a period he sought a more private life with his family while preparing for the opening of a new chapter in his music, compositions that would display melodic outbursts sustained by polytonic quality and dazzling rhythms of an inexhaustible exuberance. In 1987 he founded the Palintonos Armonia Orchestra (the name deriving from Heraclitus) with which he would give concerts in Greece and abroad and record many of his works. The works of this period include the Concerto-Rhapsody for Lyre and Symphony Orchestra, Mitroa for string orchestra, the Healing Symphony, two oratorios, two song cycles, chamber music works, four quartets, two sonatas, and five pieces for violin and piano. In 1994 he composed one of his most important works The Liturgy of Orpheus. There followed Re-Naissance: Crete between Venice and Constantinople, a musical journey in four units that strikes a balance between the opera form and that of the oratorio, and the opera Erotokritos and Areti. In 1999 he composed Shapes in Motion, a piano concerto inspired by Pythagoras and dedicated to his daughter Eleni. Some of his latest works are Evilia Topia (Sunlit Landscapes), fantasy for solo flute; O Nomos tis Thalporis, oratorio-musical spectacle for voices, choir, wind orchestra, ballet and video projection, dedicated to the environment; and Triptych for flute, strings and harp.
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1969 - Ilios O Protos (Sun The First)
Издатель (лейбл): PHILIPS
Номер по каталогу: 843624 PY Продолжительность: 00:39:01 01. Yannis Fertis - Introduction (Isagogi) - (00:25)
02. Stavros Pasparakis - I don't know the night anymore (Den xero pia ti nihta) - (02:41)
03. Maria Dimitriadi - I shake hands with justice (Dino to heri mou sti dikeosini) - (02:55)
04. Maria Dimitriadi - May the stones break (O na spasoun i petres) - (03:04)
05. Stavros Pasparakis - Body of summer (Soma tou kalokeriou) - (03:35)
06. Yannis Fertis & Maria Dimitriadi - Amaranti sea (O amaranto pelagos) - (01:49)
07. Maria Dimitriadi - At the threshing floor of margaret (Kato stis Margaritas t' alonaki) - (02:13)
08. Maria Dimitriadi - The boys (Ta pedia) - (01:58)
09. Maria Dimitriadi - Kid with the bruised knee (Pedi me to gratsounismeno gonato) - (02:37)
10. Maria Dimitriadi - I drink water, I collect fruit (Pino nero, kovo karpo) - (02:24)
11. Yannis Fertis & Maria Dimitriadi - Fire, beautiful fire (Fotia, orea fotia) - (02:42)
12. Stavros Pasparakis - Half sunk boats (Misovouliagmenes varkes) - (03:34)
13. Maria Dimitriadi - Sailor of the garden (Naftaki tou perivoliou) - (02:37)
14. Maria Dimitriadi - Great paintings (Zografies iraklies) - (03:24)
15. Stavros Pasparakis - Compatriots of the sun (Patriotakia tou iliou) - (03:03)
1970 - Hroniko (Chronicle)
Издатель (лейбл): PHILIPS
Номер по каталогу: 6331 010 Продолжительность: 00:36:37 01. Orchestra - First part (Proto meros) - (03:54)
02. Nikos Xilouris - The giant (O gigantas) - (03:51)
03. Maria Dimitriadi - At the years of the destruction (Stous hronous tis katastrofis) - (02:19)
04. Nikos Xilouris - An old woman at Nea Smirni (Sti Nea Smirni mia gria) - (02:39)
05. Maria Dimitriadi - Archangel (Arhaggelos) - (03:30)
06. Nikos Xilouris - How many leap years in one hour (Posa hronia disekta mesa se mian ora) - (03:07)
07. Nikos Xilouris - My country was (Itan i hora mou) - (02:19)
08. Maria Dimitriadi - The old teacher (O gerodaskalos) - (03:00)
09. Maria Dimitriadi - The cafe 'Hellas' (To kafenion I Ellas) - (03:01)
10. Maria Dimitriadi - The young lion (To liontaropoulo) - (03:43)
11. Nikos Xilouris - How can I sing (Pos na tragoudiso) - (05:14)
Доп.информация
One of the best works of Yiannis Markopoulos. Released in 1970, during the period of the military junta in Greece, introduced Nikos Xylouris and his wonderful cretan voice. With Xylouris, will hear also Maria Dimitriadi, an excellent female voice, who unfortunatelly is not with us any more. Markopoulos has done all the arrangements using traditional cretan and pontiac instruments. The album makes a journey through the history of Greece and remained unrivalled till nowdays.
1971 - Rizitika
Издатель (лейбл): COLUMBIA-EMI
Номер по каталогу: 14C 064-70069 Продолжительность: 00:38:24 01. Nikos Xilouris - When we will be free (Pote tha kani xasteria) - (02:45)
02. Nikos Xilouris - What happens with you (Inta 'hete girou girou) - (04:09)
03. Nikos Xilouris - Wild beasts (Agrimia ki agrimakia mou) - (03:28)
04. Nikos Xilouris - Mother, if my friends come (Mana ki an erthoun i fili mou) - (05:29)
05. Nikos Xilouris - Sifaka's dance (O horos tou Sifaka) - (03:38)
06. Nikos Xilouris - From the edge (Apo tin akri ton akrio) - (02:55)
07. Nikos Xilouris - Golden world (Kosme hrise) - (02:41)
08. Nikos Xilouris - On a high mountain (Se psilo vouno) - (03:16)
09. Nikos Xilouris - Digenis - (03:52)
10. Nikos Xilouris - I found rich George (Ton plousio Giorgi ivrika) - (04:01)
11. Nikos Xilouris - Madara - (02:10)
Доп.информация
"Rizitika" are old traditional songs, local to the greek island of Creta. Their name means "songs of the mountains' roots" and they express with a very authentic way the feelings of the Cretan people. Yiannis Markopoulos had the idea to collect some of the best rizitika and release this historical album with the excellent singer Nikos Xylouris. The talented and humble singer adds the magic of his voice to 10 diamonds of the Cretan tradition, arranged and conducted by the also Cretan, Yiannis Markopoulos. An invaluable CD.
1972 - Ta Tragoudia Tou Neou Patera (Songs Of The Young Father)
Издатель (лейбл): Polydor
Номер по каталогу: 2421 024 Продолжительность: 00:39:42 01. Ο Πατέρας Με Τη Φυσαρμόνικα - (06:36)
02. Ο Λάκης - (03:10)
03. Η Θαλασσινή - (02:59)
04. Στα Λιθάρια - (02:31)
05. Ο Χορός Του Τράγου (Instrumental) - (03:12)
06. Σπίτι - (03:46)
07. Την Εικόνα Σου - (02:46)
08. Στη Γη Σου - (03:17)
09. Το Αρνί - (03:23)
10. Μη Φύγεις - (03:03)
11. Χέρι - (04:59)
1972 - Ithagenia (Nativeland)
Издатель (лейбл): His Masters Voice-EMI
Номер по каталогу: CSDG 59 Продолжительность: 00:41:13 01. Nikos Xilouris - I was born (Genithika) - (04:08)
02. Nikos Xilouris & Memi Spiratou - Aivali is millions of waves away (Hilia miria kimata makria t' Aivali) - (04:09)
03. Nikos Xilouris & Memi Spiratou - I saw my grand father (Ida ton papouli mou) - (04:30)
04. Nikos Xilouris & Memi Spiratou - Mother (Mana) - (06:59)
05. Nikos Xilouris - Love song (Palikarou palikarou) - (02:41)
06. Nikos Xilouris - You hear them saying (Akous na lene sta horia) - (04:01)
07. Nikos Xilouris & Memi Spiratou - Years and years on the wheel (Hronia ke xronia ston troho) - (03:57)
08. Nikos Xilouris - The monk (O kalogeros) - (03:53)
09. Nikos Xilouris - The day of Pentecost (Ti mera tis Pentikostis) - (04:06)
10. Orchestra - Manly dance (Antrikos horos) - (02:49)
Доп.информация
An album of amazing beauty, with the "Archangel of Creta", the unforgettable Nikos Xylouris. The composer has arranged all songs for traditional cretan instruments like violin, santouri (zither), "kanonaki", lute, oud and cretan and pontiac lyre. The voice of Xylouris is captivating and mesmerizing, and travels us to the magic seashores of Creta. A "musical monument" of Greek history
1974 - Metanastes (Emigrants)
Издатель (лейбл): EMI
Номер по каталогу: 14C 062-701-35 Продолжительность: 00:35:40 01. Vicky Mosholiou - The eight villagers (I okto horiates) - (02:38)
02. Lakis Halkias - The emigrant's ballad (I balada tou metanasti) - (04:22)
03. Vicky Mosholiou - Antara, Lenaki and Rinio - (03:38)
04. Lakis Halkias - The factory (I fabrika) - (04:19)
05. Vicky Mosholiou & Lakis Halkias - You said you'd come in April (Ipes Aprili pos tha rthis) - (03:14)
06. Vicky Mosholiou - I'm talking about my children (Milo gia ta pedia mou) - (02:49)
07. Lakis Halkias - Here in the foreign country (Edo sti xeni hora) - (02:56)
08. Vicky Mosholiou - Close the door (Klise tin porta) - (02:56)
09. Lakis Halkias - Roko and the others (O Roko ke i ali) - (05:45)
10. Vicky Mosholiou - Don't tell me about voyages (Mi mou milisis pali gia taxidia) - (03:03)
Доп.информация
A "different" work of Yiannis Markopoulos, without his well known "cretan" style. The great composer deals with the big social problem of emigration that was intense in Greece at the period. Superb interpretations by Vicky Mosholiou and Lakis Halkias, in one of the best albums of their career. Enjoy another timeless work from the rich repertoire of Yiannis Markopoulos in a new, fully remastered edition.
1974 - Thesalikos Kyklos (Thessalikos Cycle)
Издатель (лейбл): EMI
Номер по каталогу: 2J/0154/70152-53 Продолжительность: 01:17:04 01. Vasilis Tsitsanis - Prologue (Prologos) - (00:36)
02. Pavlos Sidiropoulos - Crier (Ntelalis) - (03:35)
03. Orchestra - Rosamunde - (01:59)
04. Lakis Halkias - Foxes crows (Alepoudes korakes) - (02:06)
05. Lakis Halkias - Railway (Sidirodromos) - (03:32)
06. Lakis Halkias & Lizeta Nikolaou - The phantoms (Ta fantasmata) - (03:14)
07. Yannis Markopoulos - Father Gymnasios (O pater Gymnasios) - (02:36)
08. All - The chickens' thief (O kleftokotas) - (01:06)
09. Vicky Mosholiou - The bear trainer (O arkoudiaris) - (03:34)
10. Pavlos Sidiropoulos & Lizeta Nikolaou - The telephone (To tilefono) - (01:56)
11. Pavlos Sidiropoulos - Vassilo - (01:54)
12. Lizeta Nikolaou - The bazaar (To pazari) - (02:44)
13. Vicky Mosholiou - The matchmaker (I proxenitra) - (02:36)
14. Lakis Halkias - May God protect our animals (Zoi sta katsikomoulara mas) - (01:06)
15. Orchestra - Zaloukas - (02:40)
16. Lakis Halkias & Lizeta Nikolaou - Antipas - (02:49)
17. Lakis Halkias - The teacher (O daskalos) - (02:01)
18. Haralambos Garganourakis - Squire, if you were a man (An isoun antras tsiflika) - (03:40)
19. Orchestra - Captain's dance (Horos kapetaneikos) - (01:54)
20. Lizeta Nikolaou - Night schools at winter (Sta himoniatika nihterina) - (04:35)
21. Lakis Halkias & Pavlos Sidiropoulos - The letter (to grama) - (02:24)
22. Haralambos Garganourakis - Mavromihos - (00:37)
23. Vicky Mosholiou - Mother, I should start working (Na 'vgena manam' sto klari) - (02:45)
24. Haralambos Garganourakis - The wing-footed (O fteropodaros) - (02:58)
25. Orchestra - The night in the plain (I nihta ston kampo) - (03:06)
26. Lakis Halkias - Stavros Stahtofotias - (02:45)
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