Kalamatianos, is a festive, fast group dance; Zeimpekiko is a slow, solo dance; and Karsilmas often closes a belly dancer’s show.
Three Greek Dances for Solo Piano by Bob McHugh
$8.00
Description
Three Greek Dances for Solo Piano
Bob McHugh
The first dance, Kalamatianos, is a festive, fast group dance in 7/8 meter. Zeimpekiko is a slow, solo dance in 9/8 with shifted accents. Karsilmas often closes a belly dancer’s show. It is fast in 9/8 with shifted accents and is based on a Greek or middle eastern scale. These pieces are a great way for students to get to know this style.
Features
• Intermediate
• NYSSMA selection
• Duration 4 minutes.
Additional information
| Weight | 10 oz |
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