Constantinople in old recordings
Various artists
F M Records
The Greek Archives 635
| Mihalis Sifneos' Orchestra | Cart-Driver |
| Marika Papaghika | Aghia Sofia |
| Markos Melkon | I Wanted To Come Over The Night |
| Antonis Dalgas | Antoule |
| Unknown USA 1928 | Hasapiko Dance From Tatavla |
| Antonis Dalgas | Little Flirt From Tatavla |
| Rosa Eskenazy | The Fisherman's Son |
| Takis Nikolaou | Arabas (Wheel-Wagon) Is Going By |
| Unknown USA 1928 | Hasapiko Dance From Constantinople |
| Christodoulidis | Woman From Pringipos |
| B Sofroniou | A Woman From Constantinople In Podarades |
| K. Nouros | Galat Manes |
| Unknown Athens 1925 | Song From Silivria |
| Giorgos Vidalis | Constantinople Woman From Tatavla |
| Rosa Eskenazy | I've Lost My Scarf |
| Zonarakis | Heavier Than The Irons |
| Unknown | Adikristos Dance |
| Antonis Dalgas | Woman From Constantinople |
| Unknown | The Twigs Are Ablaze |
| Yangos Psamatianos | Wounds |
| Spyros Peristeris, K Makris | Hasapiko Dance From Tatavla |
This CD has a very Oriental sound, unsurprisingly. Instruments used include the outi, violin, xylophone, cello, mandolin, guitar, harmonica, piano, clarinet, mandola, santouri and kanonaki. There's not a bouzouki on it, as far as I can tell. Lots of the tunes seem somehow very familiar after two Hydra conferences!
The 36 page booklet is mainly in Greek, with a shorter English section at the back.
