Orchestra Mesogios

Orchestra Mesogios brings a collection of traditional Greek music to life, with several tracks capturing the essence of folk dance and celebration. One standout is “Sirtaki (Zorba),” which invites everyone to join in the dance, embodying the spirit of joy and community. Another notable track, “Hasaposerviko,” showcases the lively rhythm that encourages movement and connection among dancers.

Other popular pieces include “Hasapiko,” “Zorbas,” and “Zeimbekiko,” each offering unique flavors of Greek dance music. Tracks like “Kalamatianos” and “Odos Oniron” provide a mix of upbeat and reflective moods. “Tsifteteli” and “Ximeroni” add variety, while “Kato Ston Pirea” rounds out the collection, creating a rich tapestry of sound that resonates with listeners. These songs reflect the heart of Greek culture and invite everyone to experience its vibrant traditions.

Orchestra Mesogios has recently revisited some classic themes with their latest album, "14 Instrumental Syrtaki By Theodorakis, Xarhakos And Hatzidakis (1977)." This collection showcases a variety of instrumental pieces that highlight traditional Greek music, focusing on the vibrant sounds of syrtaki. Each track offers a glimpse into the cultural essence of Greece, emphasizing the rhythms and melodies that have stood the test of time.

In addition to this, they have also released "Greece Is Popular And Folk Dances (Remastered) (1974)." This album brings forward the rich heritage of Greek folk dances, allowing listeners to experience the energetic and communal spirit of these musical traditions. The remastered quality enhances the listening experience, making it accessible for both new fans and long-time followers. Together, these releases reflect an ongoing commitment to preserving Greek musical culture.