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Merakia Flyer Versuch 3 Mal A5 Ah la bono nouvello Ajde Jano Al kanfei hakesef Al sadeinu An Dro An Dro C.N. Animore nuse Argítiko Kalamatianós Baïdúska Bávno Horó Bebelékovsko Horó Beráti mit Pogoníssios Bourrée à deux temps Bourrée plénière Branle du Dauphiné Bratséra Briul lui luta Bunei Buenek Bündner 7-Schritt Buv čánsko Carneval de Lantz Carnevalito Ceasornicul Cercle circassien Chacarera Chappelloise Chappelloise II Chassapiá Childgrove Choulou Ciuleándra Crno górka Cuequitta Danza del Viento Dari-Dari Dhipat Diplo Jssios Galaónul de la Dunaréni Dolencias Eleno Mome Ela mi Veliče En Lejo Ench Emanaee Evviva i Soci Fatiše Kolo Fesoderwenagas Fissoúni Gaïda Gajdana sviri Gorarche Grad se beli Gugutkino Halb-Halb Harzanek Hantor-dro-Andro Hatidži če belo crveno Hodoroaga Hora chatunáh Hóra círpenilór Hóra de la cozmésti Hora de la munte Hóra de pe Valea Timocuclui Timocului Hora din Bacau Hóra Fetelor Hora mare bucovineana Hora mare moldoveneasca Hóra mirésii Idam né Idam Ikariótikos Irish lamentation Jakobsleiter Jatrós Jeni Jol Jialó-Jialó Jiánni mou Joc aroman Joc b ǎtrinesc de la Nicutel Joc in Pátru Jóvano Jovánke Kaliméra Kangeleftes Karagoúna Karapatáki Karsillamas Kinas Brudvals Kiperä Grad se beli Kolomeyka Kori Eleni Koursariko Kukuriku petle Kukuvi čka Kuma echa La Régine La storta da Crusch Le maître de la maison Le papillon Léana de la Góicea Los Momonales Makedonía Malesorja Maniátikos Marche des dames Melniško Horo Menoússis Merak en tu bana Mes tou Ejéou Miló mou kókkino Moj dragane Mombar Mourgule Ńul Nikolós Nino Nonna Maria Monferin O le le le Odéno Óro Oi tswetjot Kalina Oj Marijo Omal One horned sheep Oro Záramo Oruro tierra de amor Paraliakós Paraponiariko Parhalle Ysterälle Partálos Patroúla Pembe Pervolaria Pilioritikos Piso apó ta kalámia Pivna Jagoda Planxty Irwin Podharáki Pogonissios Pómaško Širtó Povráteno Prilépsko Svadbársko Óro Raikos Rantile Rheinländer Murchy Nr.4 Rhodópsko Horó Rigodon en cercle Rond Pagan Rondo en couple Salcioara Samiotissa Sandánsko Horó Šano Dušo Sarakina Sarakino Mome Scottish d’Auvergne Seni Servós Kárpathos Sestra brata Sfarlis Shawali Shir al etz Siganos I Singathistós Sírba de la Poiána stamp Sirtaki Sirtós chaniotikos Sirtós Kavakli Sirtós Kríti Sirtós makedonía Sirtós makedonía Snosti e dobra Stavrotós Stin Kendismeni Strandzansko horo Su passu Torrau Suka čko Kolo Svornato Tamzara Tarantella Tarina de la Abrud Tarras Freylach Tema de la Quebrada Tíno Móri Tou paradhisou Lemoniá Trite St ŭpki Troiro Tropánka Tsámikos Vaita'n Elbasan Valseiro Valvotun yön valssi Vegera Vlácha Náxos Wdolj djerjewni Zasvirel Zemer atik Zonarádikos WEST BIS OST BRUNO KARTHAUS, Klarinette / Gaida ALEXA CANDRIAN , Akkordeon / Tanzanleitung INES RIKLI, Violine / Drehleier PETER HOLLENWEGER, Violine / Gitarre RUTH STAUB, Dumbek / Tambura HANSJÜRG FETZER, Kontrabass / Lauto UNTERWEGS VON MERÁKIA sind Balkanmusik-Freaks mit einem Hang zu Seitensprüngen nach West- und Südeuropa. Mit ihrem Repertoire loten die MusikerInnen die unterschiedlichsten Klangbilder und Rhythmus-Strukturen der kulturellen Räume dieser Länder aus. MERÁKIA spielt sehr viele traditionelle Melodien von Volkstänzen. Zum Instrumentarium gehören Gaïda, Klarinette, Akkordeon, verschiedene Balkan-Trommeln, Lauto, Tambura, Baghlamas, Mandoline, Geigen, Gitarren, Bassgeige, Drehleiern, Flöten, Stimmen.... Alle Gruppenmitglieder spielen mehrere Instrumente. Die Lieder werden in den Original-Sprachen gesungen. Die Musik wird nicht verstärkt. MERÁKIA spielt an Geburtstagsfesten, Hochzeiten, Volkstanzanlässen, Vernissagen und anderen kulturellen Veranstaltungen. Auf Wunsch leitet Alexa gerne einfache bis anspruchsvolle Tänze an. MERÁKIA bedeutet auf Griechisch eine Lebenshaltung: das Schöne lieben und das Alltägliche mit Engagement tun. Die Gruppe spielt seit 1996 zusammen. Kontakt: Alexa Candrian 044 362 71 58 tagsüber [email protected] Hansjürg Fetzer 079 776 07 71 [email protected] .
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