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"Assa Party" - CD

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What is Greek about this dance? 😂 Its 100% georgian (western georgian)

@@westasianmusic The first piece of music seemed to have a Greek style to it. And the flute music at the end seemed to have an Irish style to it. Maybe it's just a coincidence. The dance style certainly was neither Greek nor Irish.

@@mountaintag Scottish too - because of the bagpipes. And German - because of the accordion. And African - because of the drums :) Jokes aside - the Greek buzuki and Georgian panduri may sound similar. Same with the Georgian flute - salamuri - and the Irish flute.

@@tengiz8508 My retort would be: "If it quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck". :-) Since I'm quite familiar with Irish music, I would say that the last piece of music in the video (with the flute) could hardly be anything other than an Irish jig. It nicely continues the rhythmic triplets of the previous piece (which is Georgian, I guess). But the flute piece has a distinctive Irish lilt to it. I think what they're doing is fitting Georgian dance to music of various nationalities. Looks great !!

@@mountaintag :) I am not sure how well you know the Georgian traditional music. But you are right - the music scores they use do incorporate a lot of styles and sounds. However, they rarely need to go too far to find fitting tunes or textures because the Georgian traditional music with its insane diversity does often sound like having familiar elements with a lot of music from other places, near and far. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fJh-is-Tu7OvYoU.html