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"Zorba The Greek" dance music - based on traditional themes?
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[QUOTE="Stephen Tashi, post: 6502350, member: 186655"] From that article: However, this doesn't answer my question because a composition may be "inspired by" or "influenced by" other pieces of music and yet not copy any melodic themes from those pieces. The popularity of the "Zorba The GreeK" theme makes it difficult to find (online) any other music for traditional Greek dances! (By contrast there are situations such as Copland's "Appalachian Spring" where the source of the theme "Tis a Gift To Be Simple" can be found in its original form.) [/QUOTE]
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