- Didymoteicho, a town in
Thrace once
commonly known as
Demotika (Bulgarian
Dimotika,
Turkish Dimetoka)
Lordship of Demotika, a
medieval crusader state based...
- μουσική,
paradosiaki mousiki, 'traditional music'; also δημοτικά τραγούδια,
dimotika tragoudia, 'folk songs')
includes a
variety of Gr****
styles pla**** by ethnic...
-
Other forms of song po****r
today in
Greece are elafrolaika, entechno,
dimotika, and skyladika. Greece's most notable, and
internationally famous, composers...
- Empire.
Klephtic music is
monophonic and uses no
harmonic accompaniment.
Dimotika tragoudia are only from the
mainland and
accompanied by clarinets, tambourines...
-
discography was
dominated by two
musical genres: the Gr**** folk
music (δημοτικά,
dimotiká) and the elafró
tragoudi (ελαφρό τραγούδι, lit. "light[weight] song")....
- sp****ly po****ted
areas and villages. In particular, the city has
seven dimotika (primary schools), four
gymnasia (junior high),
three lyceums (senior high)...
- Gr****s Jews
Armenians Others Karaagach 25,669 - 12,874 - 11,133 284 835 443
Dimotika 25,081 581 6,070 - 16,856 1,152 298 47
Soflu 16,748 339 12,280 - 4,097...
- as a
government officer.
After the 16th century, many Gr**** folk
songs (
dimotika) were
produced and
inspired from the way of life of the Gr**** people, brigands...
- (1218–41), the
provinces included Belgrade, Braničevo, Boruy, Adrianople,
Dimotika, Skopje, Prilep, Devol, and Albania.
During the
Second Empire, Bulgarian...
-
working to get
through the day. His
first musical influences came from
Dimotiká and
traditional Byzantine music. He
lived there until age 16, at which...
