A Celebration of Greek Music by Papoutsy, Christos - 2009

Peter E. Randall Publisher, 2008. Hardcover. Good. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2008-11-06. Paperback. Good.

CreateSpace, 2010-04-19. Paperback. Good.

Rye Beach, NH: Papcoholdings, 2016 Book. New from Publisher. Soft cover. 1st US Edition.. A large crowd gathers to participate in the brutal Turks victory celebration over the Souliots. Near Eastern music is playing as the beautiful young Soulot dancer named Zavoulina is commissioned to perform. She finds out that she is chosen to be the bride for Veli, the son of the Turkish Sultan Ali Pasha. Zavoulina screams, "I will not marry your son. I am a Souliot! Your son Veli slaughtered my father and mother, and your brave soldiers raped and killed my Souliot sisters. They burned down our villages, but now you order me to marry and love your son? Never! This is the story of her escape, her rescue by a heroic Souliot freedom fighter named Diamantis and her brave battle for freedom ending in the Dance of Zalongo. 60p. illus [3 Copies found in WorldCat].

Create Space, 2014 Book. New. Soft cover. 1st US Edition.. "Years of experience in mediating legal disputes .gave the author a unique vantage point in human-family dynamics . to resolve differences between opposing parties. Concurrent philanthropic activities at local and international levels led him to consider the meaning and value of legacies and heritage, often principal interests among Greek societies. Why do benefactors donate? What do they hope to achieve? And extending the discussion to the more personal setting of one's family, why do some parents toil endlessly to assist adult children? What legacy to they hope to leave their children? How do parents' efforts affect their children? The challenges and rewards that giving presents today for persons of Greek descent spurred his latest authorial work which focuses on the "Greek mother.".

Create Space, 2012 Book. New Book from Publisher. Soft cover. 1st US Edition.. ".an in-depth account of the heroic deaths of the women of Zalongo. Encircled by the Muslim enemy, they chose to dance off the cliffs. The women, entrapped, turned towards the steep cliff. It was December 16, 1803 when the dance began. As the enemy charged against them, the women, one by one. threw their children from the cliff before jumping after them themselves. to choose death over enslavement This pivotal moment in European history became a rallying cry for independence and the often-repeated slogan "Freedom or Death!" . a critical time of Greek history which has been memorialized by some of Europe's greatest artists.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2010-04-19. Paperback. Used:Good.

Paperback / softback. New.

Institute for Religious Freedom and Human Rights Publishing Co., 2010 Book. New. Trade Paperback. First Edition.. This newly published book, the only one of its kind, covers the complete history of the Theological School established on October 1, 1844 through 1971, when the school was closed by the Turkish Government. Despite occasional promises by the Turkish authorities to reopen the facility, the school has remained closed. It took over two years of worldwide research to uncover and document the complete story covering the history of the Halkitou Monastery from 809-811 to the establishment of the Theological School in 1844 to the closing in 1971 in the effort to reopen through 2010. This book reviews the violations of the Lausanne Treaty signed by Turkey and Greece in 1923, establishing the rights of minorities in Greece and Turkey set forth in Article 37 agreeing to Freedom of Religion which Turkey has violated hundreds of times. The book covers the history of the Holy Trinity Patriarchal and… Read More

Rye Beach, NH: Hellenic And Near Eastern Music Society, 2000 Book. New in Box. CD Box. First Thus. "A Celebration of Greek and Near Eastern Music in Amerca.". by Ensemble of the Hellenic And Near Eastern Music Society. The orchestra has performed music by such noted Greek composers and performers as Hatzidakis, Theodorakis, Markopoulos, Moschos, Tsitsanis, Dalaras, Alexiou, and Glykeria. The 27-piece orchestra includes violins, bouzoukia, guitars, trumpets, clarinets, flute, accordion, drums, piano, santouri, bass, and vocals. Double CD set with 25 songs from a live recording of a concert in June 2000. Together with a brochure about the Society with details of its programs, members, repertoire and performances [NOT found in WorldCat].