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Cyprus Music Network http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt9p3028ns No online items Finding Aid for the Cyprus Music Network 2002-2003 Processed by . Ethnomusicology Archive UCLA 1630 Schoenberg Music Building Box 951657 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1657 Phone: (310) 825-1695 Fax: (310) 206-4738 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.ethnomusic.ucla.edu/Archive/ ©2007 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Finding Aid for the Cyprus Music 2004.14 1 Network 2002-2003 Descriptive Summary Title: Cyprus Music Network, Date (inclusive): 2002-2003 Collection number: 2004.14 Creator: Panikos Giorgoudes Extent: 1 box: 8 CDs, 1 monograph (315p.) Repository: University of California, Los Angeles. Library. Ethnomusicology Archive Los Angeles, California 90095-1490 Abstract: The Cyprus Music network is a research project Ref. No 87/5th-2002, and is funded by the Research Promotion Foundation, Nicosia Cyprus. Recorded in Mandria, Pafos, Cyprus ; Archangelos, Nicosia, Cyprus. etc. See documentation CDs for further details. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Cyprus Music Network, 2004.14, Ethnomusicology Archive, University of California, Los Angeles. Box 1, Item Cyprus Music Network, Panikos Giorgoudes 2004 - CD 1 2004 2004.14_amcd01 Performer: Loizou, Eleni / Chatzigavriel, Stavroula / Kountouros, Loizos Creator/Collector: Panikos Giorgoudes Physical Description: AMCD 01 : audio cd Scope and Content Note Kallistheni -- Mia Iygeri -- Poios eide ilio tin avgi -- Nasco tzi' o Armatolos -- Apsentis -- Mana tou Kitsiou -- Mia oraia voskopoulla -- Seis poullakia -- Ta hasamboulia -- Prosfygia -- Konstandinos -- Finishing the last song Box 1, Item Cyprus Music Network, Panikos Giorgoudes 2004 - CD 2 2004 2004.14_amcd02 Creator/Collector: Panikos Giorgoudes Physical Description: AMCD 02 : audio files (.aif) Scope and Content Note 18 tracks Note Comments on the songs can be found in the CD, which contains two comments folders (in Greek). [taken from the accompanying notes] Box 1, Item Cyprus Music Network, Panikos Giorgoudes 2004 - CD 3 2004 2004.14_amcd03 Performer: Kostas Xpistodoulou, Giorgos Batas, Theonitsa Antoniou and Orthodoxia Zaneti Creator/Collector: Panikos Giorgoudes Physical Description: AMCD 03 : data cd (.wav, .gpk, .mrk files) Scope and Content Note Tracks 1-4: Kostas Xpistodoulou -- General comments (interview) -- Oktovpi 28 -- Comments -- To tragoudi tis Kpitis -- Tracks 5-18: Giorgos Batas -- General comments (interview) -- Ena omorfo deilino -- Comments -- Omorfi Maritsa -- Comments -- Tragoudi gia ena ilikiomeno -- Comments -- Papse kardia mou na agapas -- To giasemi -- Comments -- Kanarini mou gliko -- Kathesou pseftiko fili -- Comments -- Sta kakotraxala vouna -- Tracks 19-24: Theonitsa Antoniou and Orthodoxia Zaneti -- Interview -- To tragoudi tou Lazarou -- Variation on first song -- Agia Sarakosti -- Comments -- Girismos tou xenitenenou Note The CD has 3 folders: A, B, C. In each one of these you can find the songs and the comments on the songs. Finding Aid for the Cyprus Music 2004.14 2 Network 2002-2003 Container List Box 1, Item Cyprus Music Network, Panikos Giorgoudes 2004 - CD 4 2004 2004.14_amcd04 Performer: Christakos, Antreas Creator/Collector: Panikos Giorgoudes Physical Description: AMCD 04 : data cd ( .wav files) Scope and Content Note General comments (interview) -- Comments -- Oskopos tou kamilari -- Triandafilia -- Comments -- To tragoudi tis mandras -- Trinos tis Panagias -- Zontoxira -- Comments -- Tsifteteli Bizantino -- Comments -- Kalamata -- Comments -- Brisi ton Pegiotison -- To milo -- Comments -- Syrtos 1st, 2nd, 3rd -- O Boskos -- Zeipekiko -- Pertitsmou mitsostomo -- Ipa sou xtenistou lio -- Katifes -- Mbalos -- Avkopitisa -- Akatkiotisa -- Comments -- Choros 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Balos -- Comments -- Apangelies of poetry, stories Note The CD has a folder in which you can find the songs and the comments on the songs. Box 1, Item Cyprus Music Network, Panikos Giorgoudes 2004 - CD 5 2004 2004.14_amcd05 Performer: Konstandinidou, Lygia Creator/Collector: Panikos Giorgoudes Physical Description: AMCD 05 : data cd ( .wav files) Scope and Content Note Comments -- Oso zeis fainou_Sikilou -- Comments -- To giasemi -- I thalassia -- Comments -- Tin oraiotita -- Comments Note The CD has a folder in which you can find the songs and the comments on the songs. Box 1, Item Cyprus Music Network, Panikos Giorgoudes 2004 - CD 6 2004 2004.14_amcd06 Performer: Kremmastos, Panais Creator/Collector: Panikos Giorgoudes Physical Description: AMCD 06: data cd ( .wav files) Scope and Content Note General comments (Interview) -- Comments -- Kypriakos amanes -- Comments -- Kypriako zeimbekiko -- Comments -- Kypriakos amanes, tsifteteli -- Comments -- Kypriako zeimbekiko -- Comments -- Kypriako zeimbekiko -- Comments -- Pertitzi -- Comments -- Kypriako kalamatianos -- Comments -- O Voskos -- Comments -- Kartzilamas antikristos gynekios -- Comments -- Kartzilamas antikristos antrikos, protos -- Comments -- To tragoudi tis nifis -- Psaropoula -- Syrtos -- Mbalos -- Final comments Note The CD has a folder in which you can find the songs and the comments on the songs. Box 1, Item Cyprus Music Network, Panikos Giorgoudes 2004 - CD 7 2004 2004.14_amcd07 Performer: Pafiti, Sofia Creator/Collector: Panikos Giorgoudes Physical Description: AMCD 07: data cd ( .wav files) Scope and Content Note Anixasin ta sinora -- Comments -- Comments -- To grammatis Xenias -- Comments -- To spiti mou to patriko -- Comments -- Portokalia tou Arkatsiou -- Comments -- Pote narti ekini mera -- Comments -- Anixasin ta sinora -- Comments -- Tragoudi tou gamou -- Comments -- Tragoudi tou gamou -- Comments -- Tragoudi tou gamou -- Comments Note The CD has a folder in which you can find the songs and the comments on the songs. Finding Aid for the Cyprus Music 2004.14 3 Network 2002-2003 Container List Box 1, Item Cyprus Music Network, Panikos Giorgoudes 2004 - CD 8 2004 2004.14_amcd08 Creator/Collector: Panikos Giorgoudes Physical Description: AMCD 08: data cd (.cwk, .psd files) Scope and Content Note 7 word processing documents listing the contents on each of the 7 CDs -- 9 photographs from the fieldwork Box 1, Item He koino nike se masia tou de motikou tragoudiou stous prosphyges tes Kyprou : 2004.14_amm01 ethnomousikologike prosengise / Panikos Giorgoudes. 2003 Publisher: Leukosia [Cyprus] : P. Giorgoudes Language of Material: Greek, Modern [1453- ] Physical Description: xvii, 315 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Scope and Content Note Includes bibliographical references (p. [241]-265). Note The entire book is written in Greek. It is located in the UCLA Ethnomusicology Archive stacks, call number ML3758.C9.G56 2003 c.2. Finding Aid for the Cyprus Music 2004.14 4 Network 2002-2003.
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