The accordion in rebetico: the contribution of Antonis Amiralis and Lazaros Koulaxizis
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Abstract [The accordion in rebetico: The contribution of Antonis Amiralis and Lazaros Koulaxizis]In the context of this PhD thesis, we attempt to shed light on specific thematic areas concerning qualitative, ethnomusicological and historical research on the accordion in rebetiko, which we have either not approached or have not sufficiently investigated to date. In this regard, we attempt to contribute: a.to highlighting the instrumental types of the accordion found in rebetiko and to a brief overview of their historical development and dissemination throughout the world as well as in the three most important Metropolises of Hellenism, namely Smyrna, Constantinople and Athens, b.to a comparative examination of the biographies and work of two very important idiotypes of the rebetiko accordion, Antonis Amiralis or "Papatzis" and Lazaros Koulaxizis, c.in the deciphering of a "playing code", which constitutes a basic characteristic of the "Greek Idiom of the Accordion" and consequently of t ...
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