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For alto (or baritone) and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika - Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα (Three young men from Volos) for alto (or baritone) and guitar
Instrumentation |
Acoustic guitar, Contralto, Baritone, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Language |
Greek |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6P42WkSg5os
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
For flute and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for flute and guitar
Instrumentation |
Flute, Acoustic guitar, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This is the simple version, with guitar chord names for convenience - a set of Variations is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
For clarinet and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for clarinet and guitar
Instrumentation |
Clarinet, Acoustic guitar, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This is the simple version, with guitar chord names for convenience - a set of Variations is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
For alto flute and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for alto flute and guitar
Instrumentation |
Alto Flute, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This is the simple version, with guitar chord names for convenience - a set of Variations is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
For alto recorder and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for alto recorder and guitar
Instrumentation |
Classical guitar, Alto Recorder |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This is the simple version, with guitar chord names for convenience - a set of Variations is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
For alto saxophone and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for alto saxophone and guitar
Instrumentation |
Alto Saxophone, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This is the simple version, with guitar chord names for convenience - a set of Variations is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
For bassoon and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for bassoon and guitar
Instrumentation |
Bassoon, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This is the simple version, with guitar chord names for convenience - a set of Variations is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
For cello and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for cello and guitar
Instrumentation |
Cello, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This is the simple version, with guitar chord names for convenience - a set of Variations is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
For cor anglais and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for cor anglais and guitar
Instrumentation |
Cor anglais, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This is the simple version, with guitar chord names for convenience - a set of Variations is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
For viola and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for viola and guitar
Instrumentation |
Viola, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This is the simple version, with guitar chord names for convenience - a set of Variations is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
For violin and guitar
Title by uploader: Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for violin and guitar
Instrumentation |
Violin, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This is the simple version, with guitar chord names for convenience - a set of Variations is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
Variations, for flute and guitar
Title by uploader: Variations on Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for flute and guitar
Instrumentation |
Flute, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers, Parts |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Advanced |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This version with variations gives the main melody to each instrument in turn, while the variations continue.
The pdf file contains score and parts.
A simple version, without variations and with guitar chord names, is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
Variations, for clarinet and guitar
Title by uploader: Variations on Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for clarinet and guitar
Instrumentation |
Clarinet, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers, Parts |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Advanced |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This version with variations gives the main melody to each instrument in turn, while the variations continue.
The pdf file contains score and parts.
A simple version, without variations and with guitar chord names, is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
Variations, for alto recorder and guitar
Title by uploader: Variations on Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for alto recorder and guitar
Instrumentation |
Classical guitar, Alto Recorder |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers, Parts |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Advanced |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This version with variations gives the main melody to each instrument in turn, while the variations continue.
The pdf file contains score and parts.
A simple version, without variations and with guitar chord names, is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
Variations, for alto flute and guitar
Title by uploader: Variations on Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for alto flute and guitar
Instrumentation |
Alto Flute, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers, Parts |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Advanced |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This version with variations gives the main melody to each instrument in turn, while the variations continue.
The pdf file contains score and parts.
A simple version, without variations and with guitar chord names, is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
Variations, for alto saxophone and guitar
Title by uploader: Variations on Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for alto saxophone and guitar
Instrumentation |
Alto Saxophone, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers, Parts |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Advanced |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This version with variations gives the main melody to each instrument in turn, while the variations continue.
The pdf file contains score and parts.
A simple version, without variations and with guitar chord names, is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
Variations, for violin and guitar
Title by uploader: Variations on Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for violin and guitar
Instrumentation |
Violin, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers, Parts |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Advanced |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This version with variations gives the main melody to each instrument in turn, while the variations continue.
The pdf file contains score and parts.
A simple version, without variations and with guitar chord names, is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
Variations, for bassoon and guitar
Title by uploader: Variations on Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for bassoon and guitar
Instrumentation |
Bassoon, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers, Parts |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Advanced |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This version with variations gives the main melody to each instrument in turn, while the variations continue.
The pdf file contains score and parts.
A simple version, without variations and with guitar chord names, is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
Variations, for cello and guitar
Title by uploader: Variations on Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for cello and guitar
Instrumentation |
Cello, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers, Parts |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Advanced |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This version with variations gives the main melody to each instrument in turn, while the variations continue.
The pdf file contains score and parts.
A simple version, without variations and with guitar chord names, is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
Variations, for cor anglais and guitar
Title by uploader: Variations on Tria paidia voliotika (Three young men from Volos) for cor anglais and guitar
Instrumentation |
Cor anglais, Classical guitar |
Scored for |
Duo |
Type of score |
Score for two performers, Parts |
Arranger |
David W Solomons |
Publisher |
David W Solomons |
Difficulty |
Advanced |
Year of composition |
2019 |
Tria paidia voliotika - three young men from Volos have taken our sweet Annoula away up into the high mountains. This song refers to the nomadic race of the Sarakatsani - who are Greek in tradition but have spread across much of Eastern Europe - some say they are the oldest identifiable race in the area.
This version with variations gives the main melody to each instrument in turn, while the variations continue.
The pdf file contains score and parts.
A simple version, without variations and with guitar chord names, is also available
The sound sample is an electronic preview
Original words (English translation below)
Τρία παιδιά
Τρία παιδιά Βολιώτικα
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Μας κλέψαν την Αννούλα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Την πήραν και
Την πήραν και τήν πήγανε
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Αννούλα μας γλυκειά
Ψηλά στα κορφοβούνια
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Πες μου Αννιώ
Πες μου Αννιώ ποιόν αγαπάς
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Αννούλα μου γλυκειά
Και ποιόν θα πάρεις άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Εγώ το Γιώ
Εγώ το Γιώργο αγαπώ
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Μαννούλα μου γλυκειά
Κ'αυτόν θα πάρω άντρα
Σαρακατσάνισσα
Three young men
Three young men from Volos
Have stolen our Annoula
Our sweet Annoula
They have stolen our Annoula
Sarakatsani girl
They've stolen her
They've stolen her and taken her
up into the mountains
Our sweet Annoula
up into the mountains
Sarakatsani girl
Tell me Annio
Tell me Annio whom do you love
And whom will you marry
My sweet Annoula
And whom will you marry
Sarakatsani girl
It's Giorgio
It's Giorgio I love
And I will marry him
My sweet mama
And I will marry him
Sarakatsani girl
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