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An afternoon filled with Greek melodies. Sevdalides band is proud to present a series of songs from various corners of Greece.
Catch up with old friends, meet new ones and talk and play all things rebetiko and wherever else the mood takes us.
An evening of Greek Rebetiko classics with Plastikes Karekles in Brighton’s most atmospheric folk music venue. Songs of Tsitsanis, Vamvakaris, Hiotis, Mitsakis and many more.
An afternoon of Greek Rebetiko classics with Plastikes Karekles at the intimate set-up of the Greek Roots Series events at the Green Note on Sunday afternoon, November 10. Songs of Tsitsanis, Vamvakaris, Hiotis, Mitsakis and many more.
Catch up with old friends, meet new ones and talk and play all things rebetiko and wherever else the mood takes us.
We are welcoming Mandalakia band for the first time at the intimate set-up of the Greek Roots Series on Saturday afternoon, October 12.
Join us for the first gig of this season's Rebet Asker series! We will be presenting a blend of pre-war Piraeus and Smyrna style songs, as well as touching upon early post-war compositions.
Join us in one of our usual Big-Band fundraising events, as the last one of the season.
The music group Sevdalides will be performing some of their favourite songs across the full range of the Rebetiko era.
A tribute to Vasilis Tsitsanis (1915-1984), a unique composer, musician and innovator setting the path from rebetiko to laiko through a significant number of compositions. We will be performing less known compositions and a few classics.
A workshop regarding the role of the guitar in Greek urban folk music during the first half 20 th century. The focus will be around both technique and aesthetics.
Akis Pitsanis, a multi-instrumentalist, will present a solo project where he combines and experiments with sounds from both western and eastern cultures.
X-Terra, an avant-garde meta-folk album for two instruments: the piano and the human voice.
An anthology of rural folk from many corners of the balkan mediterranean basin. A journey through ‘paradosiaká’ and early ‘rebétiko’ themes.
A presentation of an illustrative case that many of “our” songs have played the exact same roles elsewhere on the planet.
An evening celebrating three iconic Greek composers;
Theodorakis, Hadjidakis, and Xarhakos.
Join us in the intimate, cosy atmosphere of the Green Note Basement and ride the waves of emotions as we share the stories of longing and hope, of the people who travelled to foreign lands and the challenges they faced.
Ortakides are inviting you to a Cretan “parea” (gathering) at the beloved Green Note venue to explore the sounds of the urban and rural Cretan regions.
Yarès is a duo formation focusing on Greek Rebetiko music from 1920's to 1950's. Their repertoire explores less known songs about the love and hardship of the Greek immigrants of Turkey, including notable composers such as Tountas, Skarvelis and Mitsakis.
An evening of traditional music with beautiful, soul searching melodies, and compelling, infectious dance provoking rhythms in the nostalgic, vibrant atmosphere of Greek Rebetiko.
A concert of Greek rebetiko music to raise money for children suffering the consequences of the conflict in Gaza.
A tribute to folk music from rural areas of Hellenic heritage. Rural folk music represents various aspects of Hellenic culture. We will be performing music from different regions, including some songs of the ‘rebetiko’ repertoire.
Join us for the first gig of the Greek Roots series for 2024 at the Green Note. As we do every year, some of our regular musicians will be performing songs across all the different styles and eras of the rebetiko music.
Join us for an unforgettable afternoon at the Green Note, as we immerse ourselves in the enchanting world of Café Aman.
An evening dedicated to exploring the songs and music of the Greek diasporic world.
The music group Sevdalides will be performing some of their favourite songs across the full range of the Rebetiko era.
'Smyrneika' are songs that were recorded in the early parts of the 20th century in Istanbul or Smyrni from Greeks living there based mainly on 'Makams' (modal music). B-side, as on old cassettes, is the “Secondary” … unlikely to become “hit records” and not “the focus of promotional efforts”.
A tribute to one of our musical legends, Kostas Skarvelis (1880-1922), a unique composer and virtuoso guitarist. Skarvelis's signature melodies are a testament to the Constantinopolitan urban musical tradition, a rich tapestry of sounds and emotions.
A tribute to Vasilis Tsitsanis (1915-1984), a unique composer, musician and innovator setting the path from rebetiko to laiko through a significant number of compositions. We will be performing less known compositions and a few classics.
Catch up with old friends, meet new ones and talk and play all things rebetiko and wherever else the mood takes us.
A journey through the streets, alleyways and docks of Piraeus, as told by the songs that celebrate its vivid and colourful life. From Smyrneiko and Rembetiko to Theodorakis, Hatzidakis and Ksarhakos.
London’s longest running Greek rebetiko music series, now in its 11th year! This session welcomes several bands for an afternoon of classic rebetika songs.
Zabetas, an iconic Greek musician, is known for his relatable, catchy songs that capture the essence of the human experience. His music is part of the DNA of Greek life!
Catch up with old friends, meet new ones and talk and play all things rebetiko and wherever else the mood takes us.
Catch up with old friends, meet new ones and talk and play all things rebetiko and wherever else the mood takes us.
Now in its 11th year, London's longest running Greek music series presents rebetika in its original, authentic way...raw and unplugged.
Foot tapping, heart-pumping Greek rhythms from the composer that brought us Zorba the Greek. Performed by 6 piece band, Plastikes Karekles
Rebetiko Carnival mini fundraiser
with
"The not quite so Big, RC Big Band”