Isokratisses Greece
Vocal female polyphonic group, interpreting one of the oldest world folk traditions: Epirus' polyphony. This music passed down to us generation by generation and we 've learned it since our childhood. It still remains unaffected by other musics and we find its roots maybe to pre-helenic eras. ... more
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