1. ‘Lati na to Tripsoumi (Let's Grind the Salt) Agiasos | 1996 Carnival song Sung by: Eleni Chatzichrysafi, Efstratia Kleidara, Sofia Papani, Efstratia Stavrakelli, Marianthi Aivaliotou, Michalis Viglatzis or “Papel(i)” Origin: “Aegean Ark” – Musical crossroads in the Aegean. Lesbos, 19th-20th century
2. Eid’ ena mouro tou m’ni (A Baby Saw the Cunt) Agiasos | 1996 Carnival is sung by Michalis Viglatzis or “Papel(I)” origin: “Aegean Ark” – Musical crossroads in the Aegean. Lesbos, 19th-20th century
3. Aman Eleni Agiasos | 1996 Sung by Michalis Viglatzis or “Papeli”. Musicians: Charilaos Rodanos (violin), Stavros Rodanos (guitar), Kostas Zafeiriou or “Casino” (santur) Origin: “Aegean Ark” – Musical crossroads in the Aegean. Lesbos, 19th-20th century
4. ‘To Barbounaki’ (The Little Mullet) syrtos dance and ballos dance Agiasos | 1996 syrtos dance and ballos dance sung by Michalis Viglatzis or “Papeli”. Musicians: Charilaos Rodanos (violin), Stavros Rodanos (guitar), Kostas Zafeiriou or “Casino” (santur) Origin: “Aegean Ark” – Musical crossroads in the Aegean. Lesbos, 19th-20th century
6. M’ agapas garoufalia mou (Do you love me, my carnation?) Agia Paraskevi | 1988 Musicians: Charilaos Rodanos or “Annas”, violin – Stratis Psyrras or “Mouzou”, santur – Panagiotis Pratsos, mandolin – Tasos Theodosiou or “Fafakos”, clarinet – Stavros Rodanos, guitar – Panagiotis Tatas, toumbeleki. Sung by the Agiasos Reading Room Choir: Marianthi Aivaliotou, Katina Vourli, Maria Vourli, Soula Vourli, Georgia Viglatzi, Michalis Viglatzis, Panagiotis Sousamlis or “Katsaros”, Myrta Kavadeli Origin: Archive of Nikos Dionysopoulos Researcher: Nikos Dionysopoulos Sound engineer: Nikos Dionysopoulos Recorded during a concert at the Agia Paraskevi Cultural Centre
7. Anathema ton Aitio (Damn the One Responsible) Agia Paraskevi | 1988 kathistiko tune Musicians: Charilaos Rodanos or “Annas”, violin – Stratis Psyrras or “Mouzou”, santur – Panagiotis Pratsos, mandolin – Tasos Theodosiou or “Fafakos”, clarinet – Stavros Rodanos, guitar – Panagiotis Tatas, toumbeleki. Sung by the Agiasos Reading Room Choir: Marianthi Aivaliotou, Katina Vourli, Maria Vourli, Soula Vourli, Georgia Viglatzi, Michalis Viglatzis, Panagiotis Sousamlis or “Katsaros”, Myrta Kavadeli Origin: Archive of Nikos Dionysopoulos Researcher: Nikos Dionysopoulos Sound engineer: Nikos Dionysopoulos Recorded during a concert at the Agia Paraskevi Cultural Centre
8. Moro mou (My Baby) Agia Paraskevi | 1988 syrtos dance Musicians: Charilaos Rodanos or “Annas”, violin – Stratis Psyrras or “Mouzou”, santur – Panagiotis Pratsos, mandolin – Tasos Theodosiou or “Fafakos”, clarinet – Stavros Rodanos, guitar – Panagiotis Tatas, toumbeleki. Sung by the Agiasos Reading Room Choir: Marianthi Aivaliotou, Katina Vourli, Maria Vourli, Soula Vourli, Georgia Viglatzi, Michalis Viglatzis, Panagiotis Sousamlis or “Katsaros”, Myrta Kavadeli Origin: Archive of Nikos Dionysopoulos Researcher: Nikos Dionysopoulos Sound engineer: Nikos Dionysopoulos Recorded during a concert at the Agia Paraskevi Cultural Centre
