Children's Song

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A Little Seedling
  • SongPropontisNicomedeaChildren's Song

A Little Seedling

  • Ένα μικρό φιντάνι ⬥ Children’s song from Nicomedea, Propontis, with a group of children from the 9th Primary School of Nea Smyrni. Recorded in 2005.
Children’s Holy Week Song
  • SongChildren's Song, Holy Week’s Ritual Song, Ritual Song

Children’s Holy Week Song

  • Μεγάλη Δευτέρα - μεγάλη μαχαίρα ⬥ Children’s Holy Week song with a children’s group of the 6th Primary School of Nea Smyrni. Recorded in 1997.
Dili Dili
  • SongPropontisMarmaraChildren's Song

Dili Dili

  • Ντίλι ντίλι ⬥ Children’s song from Marmara, Propontis, with a group of children from the 9th Primary School of Nea Smyrni. Recorded in 2005.
The Great North Wind and Other Traditional Songs for Children
  • SongThraceEvros, SoufliChildren's Song, Lampoon

Down on the Barbary Plane

  • Κάτου στ'ς Μπαρμπαριάς τουν κάμπου ⬥ Children’s satirical song from Thrace with Vangelis Dimoudis and a children’s choir. Recorded in 2005.
Songs of Dame Sea
  • SongEastern AegeanLesvos, SkoutaroChildren's Song, Swing Song

I Want to Climb up to the Top

  • Θέλω ν’ ανέβω στα ψηλά ⬥ Children’s song from Skoutaro, Lesvos, with little Stefania Samakoviti. Recorded in 2001.
I See Some Ships Approaching Port
  • SongEastern AegeanLesvos, SkoutaroChildren's Song, Swing Song

I Want to Climb up to the Top

  • Θέλω ν’ ανέβω στα ψηλά ⬥ Children’s song from Skoutaro, Lesvos, with the Children’s Choir of the High School “Estia Neas Smyrnis”. Recorded in 1980.
Let’s Say One
  • SongAsia MinorChildren's Song, Numerative Song

Let’s Say One

  • Να το πούμε ένα ⬥ Children’s song from Asia Minor, featuring little Orfeas Tsilias and a Group of children from the 9th Primary School of Nea Smyrni. Recorded in 2005.
Moon Shine Bright
  • SongPanhellenicChildren's SongRecitation

Moon Shine Bright

  • Φεγγαράκι μου λαμπρό ⬥ Children’s song with little Myrsini Tarantili. Recorded in 2005.
I See Some Ships Approaching Port
  • SongEastern Thrace & RoumeliaChildren's Song, Lampoon

One Day a Tom Cat

  • Μιαν ημέρα ένας γάτος ⬥ Studio recording, 1980. Domna Samiou taped the song in Agia Eleni, Serres in 1964, by Dimitris Vlaskos (vocals and lyra) accompanied by  Yiorgos Haratsis and a group of locals.
The Great North Wind and Other Traditional Songs for Children
  • SongEastern AegeanIkaria, FournoiChildren's Song, Lampoon

So Many Lies

  • Είπαμε πολλά ψέματα ⬥ We’ve told so many lies, a truth now let us tell, we loaded forty pumpkins on a mouse’s tail. The pumpkins full of water, and the water full of frogs, when the frogs croaked, the mouse kicked up his clogs. He shed his load, ran off, [...]
I See Some Ships Approaching Port
  • SongMacedoniaKozani, EaniChildren's SongCarol

Spring Carols

  • Χελιδόνισμα ⬥ Studio recording, 1980.
Traditional Fanos from Kozani (Explicit)
  • SongPeloponneseCarnival Song, Children's Song, Lampoon

The Crab’s to Wed

  • Παντρεύουνε τον κάβουρα ⬥ Live recording from the concert Carnival Songs with Domna Samiou held at the Thessaloniki Concert Hall, on March 4, 2003. Domna Samiou taped the song, sung by Kostas Marinis, 1960.
I See Some Ships Approaching Port
  • SongPeloponneseCarnival Song, Children's Song, Lampoon

The Crab’s to Wed

  • Παντρεύουνε τον κάβουρα ⬥ Studio recording, 1980. Domna Samiou taped the song sung by Kostas Marinis, 1960.
The Evening Star Has Set
  • SongEastern AegeanIkaria, FournoiChildren's SongRecitation

The Evening Star Has Set

  • Πούλια εβασίλεψε ⬥ The evening star has set, the morning star arisen but back home from school my boy still isn’t. The evening star for company, the moon to light his way, and the bright morning star to save him from dismay. The teacher was shouting and brandishing his cane [...]
The Great North Wind and Other Traditional Songs for Children
  • SongThraceCarnival Song, Children's Song, Lampoon

Three Beardless Gents

  • Ήρθαν τρεις σπανοί ⬥ Three beardless gents down from the City, five hairs between them, what a pity. Then bré bré bré a fourth sailed in, from Tinos, five lonely hairs upon his chin. When bré bré bré when the baldies saw him they rushed out in welcome, looking trim. [...]