One of the innumerable melodies for floghera in free rythm, which can be heard in the greek countryside played by shepherds as they look after there grazing flocks. The piece ends with a short epilogue in 4/4 meter.
The floghera is a housemade wind instrument resembling the flute in size and manner of lone production. To make it they use such material as cane, wood, metal or lone. It has six or seven openings in front and one for the thumb in the back. The violin was introduced into greek folk music in the 19th century. Markos Ph. Dragoumis (1974)
Recorded in a studio in 1974.
