Increase font size Decrease font size Ελληνικά English Καλλιτεχνικός Σύλλογος Δημοτικής Μουσικής Δόμνα Σαμίου Menu Domna Samiou Domna Samiou Contents Domna Samiou Biography A tale of a life Others on Domna A tale of a life Homeless during the Civil War richmenu A tale of a life Next to her mentor Simon Karas Socrates Sinopoulos A teacher-student relationship Her work Her work Contents Her work Discography List of songs Concerts "Musical Travelogue" Press clippings and interviews Collaborators Domna Samiou archives New release Των ακριτών και των αντρειωμένων richmenu List of songs Carnival songs richmenu Concerts A bee goes by (2001) Collaborators Nikos Stefanidis (1890-1983) richmenu The Association The Association Contents The Association About us Activities The Association's releases Events Sponsors and donors Web links Activities Domna Samiou archives richmenu The Association The board and the members richmenu The choir The choir Contact the choir Translator's notes Translator's notes Musical instruments Pronunciation notes Contact Sign in Show/Hide Search Form Term You are at: Home page Her work List of songs What's the matter Theonitsa? What's the matter Theonitsa? Facebook Twitter Google Send with e-mail Τι έχεις Θεονίτσα Listen Original Lyrics Τι έχεις Θεονίτσα Τi έχεις Θεονίτσα, νύχτα και μέρα κλαις και μένα της νενές1 σου γιατί δε μου το λες. Τί να σου πω νενέ μου, τί να σου διηγηθώ δεν ξέρεις απ’ αγάπη κι από κρυφό καημό. 1η νενέ είναι η γιαγιά (τουρκ. nene) Information Region: Asia Minor Type: Distichs Categories: Love song, Love song Rhythm: 4 beats Dance style: Syrtos Collaborators Singer: Domna Samiou Clarinet: Thodoris Georgopoulos Violin: Nikos Oikonomidis Kanun: Panos Dimitrakopoulos Bowed tambouras: Evgenios Voulgaris Constantinopolitan lute: Socrates Sinopoulos Lute: Kyriakos Tapakis Goblet drum: Vangelis Karipis Bendir (frame drum): Andreas Pappas Albums Songs of Asia Minor with Domna Samiou Recording information Live recording from the concert Songs of Asia Minor with Domna Samiou at the Megaron, the Athens Concert Hall, in 8/5/2005. Member Comments 0 Comments Post a comment Text* up to 2000 Login to post a comment
