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Play the classic greek melody, Zorba the Greek, on the buzuki

Play the classic greek melody, Zorba the Greek, on the buzuki

Added: 3/22/07

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By: Guest 1 month ago

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super lesson, and realy easy ;-)

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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The clip of the guitarist at 2:20 is edited in. He's playing a different chord to the one in the clips either side, and yet it sounds the same. Observations aside, a good rendition, and I've been trying to find a decent set of chords for this for a while now.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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You spelled it the wrong way. It's bouzouki xD

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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Excelent performance

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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Please tune those instruments, learn to play the songs without mistakes, practice 5-6 years more and record again... :D

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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Beautiful! Looking for chords to play it on piano.. I hope I can find a copy somewhere that sounds as wonderful as this :)

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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Stellar performance! Thanks for sharing! I am learning to play the Mandolin at the moment, knowing nothing about music theory. After I get comfortable with the Mandolin, I'm getting a Buzuki. What a rad instrument!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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hi that was fantastic! I am in a group and we have been invited to play a weekly gig for a local greek restaurant and I would love to get the Zorba tabs for the mandolin/buzuki. can anyone help? probot0770@ live.co.uk

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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Wonderfull song! Is my favorite song!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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Great! However what I only from this video is that 5 instruments are required to play Zorbas. :) By the way, is there violin in original version? It sounds like a Yiddish song with violin. But I love this song... Though being a Turk, I have a Greek part, I guess. Long live Theodorakis!!!

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How to play Zorba the Greek

Okay, now we are going to do one more song which is going to combine two dance styles. The Fasapiko(ph), which is a very traditional slow dance and the hasakoseviko(ph) which is a very fast, lively dance. And here is a song you all know called Zorba, (Music playing), starts off just the guitar and then one bazuki comes in. And now, the 2nd bazuki comes in harmony (music playing) And the bass of course (music playing) And that was your bazuki lesson. Thank you and see you around.

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Okay, now we are going to do one more song which is going to combine two dance styles. The Fasapiko(ph), which is a very traditional slow dance and the hasakoseviko(ph) which is a very fast, lively dance. And here is a song you all know called Zorba, (Music playing), starts off just the guitar and then one bazuki comes in.

And now, the 2nd bazuki comes in harmony (music playing)

And the bass of course (music playing)

And that was your bazuki lesson. Thank you and see you around.

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