The Rebetiko Sessions: Berkéti Trio

Early bird ticket 7,50
Presale 10,00
(+ €1 service fee)
At the door 12,50

Date Thursday 16 May, 2024
Start 21:00
Doors open 20:30

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Attention: the concert hall is not accessible for wheelchair users, as there is no lift. Sorry for the inconvenience.

New Grounds presents: The Rebetiko Sessions

We are excited to bring you a series of monthly events, dedicated to the world of Rebetiko, where we will explore the sounds of Greek Folk and traditional Turkish music, creating a fusion of musical flavours.

Each time one or two talented bands will be each performing a one hour set. Following the live performances, the session continues with tunes that match the event’s unique style. Take a journey back to the early 20th Century with Rebetiko music, a genre that tells tales of love, resilience, and life’s challenges in the streets of Greece. This music weaves together Turkish and Greek influences, creating a cultural bridge that connects us all.

Rooted in the history of Greece, Turkey, and Europa, Rebetiko is more than just melodies – it’s a reflection of shared stories and experiences. So join us in celebrating the heart and soul of this music, as we explore its distinctive rhythms and narratives, this time with Berkéti Trio.

Berkéti Trio

The Berkéti Trio travels to 100 years ago with Kafe Aman or Meyhane Rebetiko songs as they sounded during the first half of the 20th century in the areas around Smyrna (Izmir), Constantinople (Istanbul) and Athens. These songs pay tribute to various emotions such as love, jealousy, loneliness and despair, as well as joy and hope. Of particular note is that this trio does not use the bouzouki but interestingly the ud and violin, instruments that were much more common in this music 100 years ago.

Yvonne Melissa: violin, vocals

Panos Tsamouras: guitar, vocals

Ilias Markantonis: ud, vocals

 

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