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Re: Hasaposerviko
- From: Cor van Sliedregt <sliedreg...>
- Subject: Re: Hasaposerviko
- Date: Sat 29 Mar 2003 20.56 (GMT)
op 29-03-2003 15:53 schreef Michel Borzykowski op borzykowski (at)
infomaniak(dot)ch:
A few days ago, Sandra mentioned the term 'Hasaposerviko'.
Does anybody have information about this term and especially about the tune
'Trello Hasaposerviko' ?
Thank you., Michal
Dear Michal,
As far as I know
Chasapiko means Butchers Dance, especially from Constantinople (Istanbul)
Serviko means from Serbia
Trello means mad or weird, possibly refering to a very fast tempo.
I know two versions:
- The Klezmorim "East - Side Wedding" Arhoolie 3006 (1977)
translated as "Crazy Dance"
- also on Arhoolie CD 309 "First Recordings 1976 - 1978" (1989)
- Di Gojim; CD: "Noch A Sjoh" Syncoop 161 (1993)
(more or less a cover of The Klezmorim-version)
translated as "Narrisjer Tantz"
I think it's just a Greek melody, since I didn't find any version
in the pre-war period. (78's).
Di Gojim is a Dutch Band.
Do you know other versions?
All the best,
Cornelis van Sliedregt
Westfriese KLZMR banD
The Netherlands
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Michel Borzykowski
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Cor van Sliedregt