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Learning to play the traditional Greek flute (flogera), and especially mastering the production of a clear and resonant sound, is a complex process that involves both technical and expressive elements. This book aims to guide the reader step by step, offering a detailed yet accessible approach for anyone wishing to become an interpreter of the instrument.
Beyond its technical focus, the book provides a historical overview of the flogera’s presence in the Greek world, presenting the various types of flutes and their role in daily and festive life. It also pays special tribute to Aristidis Vasilaris — widely regarded as the foremost traditional flogera player.
With rich photographic material, transcribed musical examples — in both simple and advanced forms — and accompanying audio recordings, readers can delve into the fundamentals of playing the instrument. The book also introduces essential interpretive elements, including the use of ornamentation, a key feature of Greek traditional music.
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