Ο γιατρός - Ήπειρος - Πρόβα · George Andrianopoulos · Watch on YouTube(opens in a new tab)
Giatros
Γιατρός
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- Rhythm
- 2/4 · Medium
- Formation
- Open circle, mixed, 'W' hold.
- Instruments
- Clarinet, Violin, Laouto, Defi (frame drum)
- Occasion
- Village festival, Wedding
Character
Who dances it: Everyone
A dance to the song 'O giatros' (The doctor), also known as 'Den boro manoula' (I can't go on, mother), one of the best-known songs of Epirus and now popular across mainland Greece. Depending on the village it is danced as a simple 'sta dio', a 'sta dio' with a pause, or a 'sta tria'. The steps here are the version taught by Joe Graziosi.
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What they wear
Where it’s danced
- Epirus · origin
In the Dora Stratou Theatre archive
The Greek Dance Pandect records this dance. Each item opens on its own website.
Doctor: Dance in Epirus with the homonym song. Also called: Elbasan.
Places in the archive
Recordings 2
- Ο Γιατρός Epirus · [AR515] DS 128 /05
- Σύρε να φέρεις το γιατρό Epirus · [AR0727] DORA STRATOU DS 105 /02