Music of the Peloponnese

Music of the geographic and historical region

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Music of Greece
General topics

* Ancient music
* Byzantine music
* Opera
* Greek musical system
* Greek musical instruments
* Greek dances
* Worldwide

Genres

* Church music (Byzantine)
* Classical music
* Ionian school
* National school
* Greek folk
* Laïko
* Rock
* Hip hop
* Punk
* Neo kyma

Specific forms

* Contemporary
* Éntekhno
* Nisiotika
* Rebetiko
* Skiladiko

Media and performance
|  Music awards

* Arion Awards
* MAD Video Music Awards

Music charts

* Greek Albums Chart
* Foreign Albums Chart
* Singles Chart

Music festivals

* Athens Festival
* Epidaurus Festival
* Olympus Festival
* Thessaloniki Song Festival

Music media

* MAD TV (MAD World)
* MTV Greece

Nationalistic and patriotic songs
|  National anthem

"Hymn to Liberty"
Regional music
|  Related areas

* Macedonia
* Peloponnese
* Thessaly

Other regions

* Aegean Islands
* Crete
* Cyprus,
* Epirus (polyphonic song)
* Ionian Islands
* Thrace

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Music of the Peloponnese is the music of the geographic and historical region of Peloponnese. Folk dances from Peloponnese, include the basic form of syrtos music and its alternative kinds.[1]

## Dances

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The most common dances of Peloponnese are:

* Kalamatianos
* Kalamatiano
* monodiplos
* Ai Georgis
* diplos Horos
* Tsakonikos
* Tsamikos

## See also

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* Music of Greece
* Greek dances
* Greek folk music

## References

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1. ^ Levidou, Katerina (2019). "A Museum of Greekness". In Tambakaki, Polina; Vlagopoulos, Panos; Beaton, Roderick (eds.). Music, Language and Identity in Greece: Defining a National Art Music in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. Publications of the Centre for Hellenic Studies, King's College London. Taylor & Francis. p. 157\. ISBN 978-1-351-99550-4.

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Music of Eastern and Southeastern Europe

* Albania
* Armenia
* Aromanians (stateless)
* Azerbaijan
* Belarus
* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Bulgaria
* Croatia
* Cyprus
* Georgia
* Greece
* Kazakhstan
* Kosovo
* Macedonia
* Moldova
* Montenegro
* Northern Cyprus
* Romania
* Russia
* Serbia
* Slovenia
* Turkey
* Ukraine

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