Let's enjoy a piece of Greek classical music: 

Epirotikos (1933), a folk dance from Epirus (Northwestern Greece) that inspired composer Nikos Skalkottas (1904-1949).

Skalkottas was born in Chalkis on the island of Euboea, or Evia. He started violin lessons with his father and uncle at the age of five, three years after his family moved to Athens.

His music fully reflects its cultural roots in all its aspects, including the mystical and non-temporal dimensions of Greece.

Do you like it?


 

I like this piece of music because it's full of energy. Seems like something's going to happen. Ylenzo

I like it because it sounds like an anthem. Théo

I like it, it looks like a film scene. I imagine an epic fight. Agathe

I really like this piece of music because it reminded me of an action movie set in the desert. Romane N.

I actually like this piece of music. It's very lively and makes me feel a kind of anguish. Ioulita Bezergiannou

Yes, I do like it because it reminds me of knightly movies or some musical scores from Harry Potter. Lida Dimopoulos

I like this piece of music because it reminds me of some films that I like or videos that have this type of music. Raphael Al Zentaie

I don't like this piece of music because I enjoy listening to pop music. Stefanos Galatis

I like this piece of music because it's full of energy. I imagine an epic fight. Anastasia Gligori