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[[Chronis Aidonidis]], the most well-known and highly appreciated throughout Greece, current [[Thace|Thracian]] singer, was born on [[December 23]], [[1928]] in Karoti, a small village surrounded by hills at the north side of the valley of [[Erythropotamos River]], approximately 9 kilometres away from [[Didymoteicho]]. Over the last few decades, he has constantly gained more appreciation especially as a performer of slow melismatic songs of Eastern Thrace, characterized by their '''''Byzantine''''' colour. He continues working behind the scenes on the musical tradition of his birthplace, collecting several hundreds of songs focusing on the ones his mother passed down on him. Songs that disappear day by day and only a small part of them have been recorded. Most of the records are extremely hard to find if not impossible.

The considerably noticeable presence of [[Chronis Aidonidis]] in the music scene includes 45'' records as well as 33'' ones, and his appearance in the one and only, as far as we know, 78'' record performing a song from Western Thrace.

Furthermore, his presence on radio and television shows and his participation in various concerts is frequent, and he has met almost all of the most important folk musicians of Post War Greece.

[[Category:Male Singers]]
[[Category:Folklore Singers]]
[[Category:1928 births]]

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	Aidonidis died on [[October 23]], [[2023]] at the age of 95.		Aidonidis died on [[October 23]], [[2023]] at the age of 95.
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 [[Image:Chronis-Aidonidis-2001.jpg|thumb|300px|Chronis Aidonidis in [[2001]] performance]]
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-[[Chronis Aidonidis]], the most well-known and highly appreciated throughout Greece, current [[Thrace|Thracian]] singer, was born on [[December 23]], [[1928]] in Karoti, a small village surrounded by hills at the north side of the valley of [[Erythropotamos River]], approximately 9 kilometres away from [[Didymoteicho]]. Over the last few decades, he has constantly gained more appreciation especially as a performer of slow melismatic songs of [[Eastern Thrace]], characterized by their '''''Byzantine''''' colour. He continues working behind the scenes on the musical tradition of his birthplace, collecting several hundreds of songs focusing on the ones his mother passed down on him. Songs that disappear day by day and only a small part of them have been recorded. Most of the records are extremely hard to find if not impossible.
+[[Chronis Aidonidis]] (Greek: Χρόνης Αηδονίδης), the most well-known and highly appreciated throughout Greece, current [[Thrace|Thracian]] singer, was born on [[September 23]], [[1928]] in Karoti, a small village surrounded by hills at the north side of the valley of [[Erythropotamos River]], approximately 9 kilometres away from [[Didymoteicho]]. Over the last few decades, he has constantly gained more appreciation especially as a performer of slow melismatic songs of [[Eastern Thrace]], characterized by their '''''Byzantine''''' colour. He continues working behind the scenes on the musical tradition of his birthplace, collecting several hundreds of songs focusing on the ones his mother passed down on him. Songs that disappear day by day and only a small part of them have been recorded. Most of the records are extremely hard to find if not impossible.
 The considerably noticeable presence of [[Chronis Aidonidis]] in the music scene includes 45" records as well as 33" ones, and his appearance in the one and only, as far as we know, 78" record performing a song from Western Thrace.
 Furthermore, his presence on radio and television shows and his participation in various concerts is frequent, and he has met almost all of the most important folk musicians of Post War Greece.
 ==External Links==

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 [[Image:Chronis-Aidonidis-2001.jpg|thumb|300px|Chronis Aidonidis in [[2001]] performance]]
 [[Image:Aidonidis-Smyrni2.jpg|thumb|300px|In a [[2002]] performance]]
-[[Chronis Aidonidis]], the most well-known and highly appreciated throughout Greece, current [[Thace|Thracian]] singer, was born on [[December 23]], [[1928]] in Karoti, a small village surrounded by hills at the north side of the valley of [[Erythropotamos River]], approximately 9 kilometres away from [[Didymoteicho]]. Over the last few decades, he has constantly gained more appreciation especially as a performer of slow melismatic songs of Eastern Thrace, characterized by their '''''Byzantine''''' colour. He continues working behind the scenes on the musical tradition of his birthplace, collecting several hundreds of songs focusing on the ones his mother passed down on him. Songs that disappear day by day and only a small part of them have been recorded. Most of the records are extremely hard to find if not impossible.
+[[Chronis Aidonidis]], the most well-known and highly appreciated throughout Greece, current [[Thrace|Thracian]] singer, was born on [[December 23]], [[1928]] in Karoti, a small village surrounded by hills at the north side of the valley of [[Erythropotamos River]], approximately 9 kilometres away from [[Didymoteicho]]. Over the last few decades, he has constantly gained more appreciation especially as a performer of slow melismatic songs of [[Eastern Thrace]], characterized by their '''''Byzantine''''' colour. He continues working behind the scenes on the musical tradition of his birthplace, collecting several hundreds of songs focusing on the ones his mother passed down on him. Songs that disappear day by day and only a small part of them have been recorded. Most of the records are extremely hard to find if not impossible.
 The considerably noticeable presence of [[Chronis Aidonidis]] in the music scene includes 45" records as well as 33" ones, and his appearance in the one and only, as far as we know, 78" record performing a song from Western Thrace.

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 *[http://www.aidonidis.gr/ Chronis Aidonidis], official site
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 [[Image:Chronis-Aidonidis-2001.jpg|thumb|300px|Chronis Aidonidis in [[2001]] performance]]
 [[Chronis Aidonidis]], the most well-known and highly appreciated throughout Greece, current [[Thace|Thracian]] singer, was born on [[December 23]], [[1928]] in Karoti, a small village surrounded by hills at the north side of the valley of [[Erythropotamos River]], approximately 9 kilometres away from [[Didymoteicho]]. Over the last few decades, he has constantly gained more appreciation especially as a performer of slow melismatic songs of Eastern Thrace, characterized by their '''''Byzantine''''' colour. He continues working behind the scenes on the musical tradition of his birthplace, collecting several hundreds of songs focusing on the ones his mother passed down on him. Songs that disappear day by day and only a small part of them have been recorded. Most of the records are extremely hard to find if not impossible.

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	[[Chronis Aidonidis]], the most well-known and highly appreciated throughout Greece, current [[Thace\|Thracian]] singer, was born on [[December 23]], [[1928]] in Karoti, a small village surrounded by hills at the north side of the valley of [[Erythropotamos River]], approximately 9 kilometres away from [[Didymoteicho]]. Over the last few decades, he has constantly gained more appreciation especially as a performer of slow melismatic songs of Eastern Thrace, characterized by their '''''Byzantine''''' colour. He continues working behind the scenes on the musical tradition of his birthplace, collecting several hundreds of songs focusing on the ones his mother passed down on him. Songs that disappear day by day and only a small part of them have been recorded. Most of the records are extremely hard to find if not impossible.		[[Chronis Aidonidis]], the most well-known and highly appreciated throughout Greece, current [[Thace\|Thracian]] singer, was born on [[December 23]], [[1928]] in Karoti, a small village surrounded by hills at the north side of the valley of [[Erythropotamos River]], approximately 9 kilometres away from [[Didymoteicho]]. Over the last few decades, he has constantly gained more appreciation especially as a performer of slow melismatic songs of Eastern Thrace, characterized by their '''''Byzantine''''' colour. He continues working behind the scenes on the musical tradition of his birthplace, collecting several hundreds of songs focusing on the ones his mother passed down on him. Songs that disappear day by day and only a small part of them have been recorded. Most of the records are extremely hard to find if not impossible.

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	[[Chronis Aidonidis]], the most well-known and highly appreciated throughout Greece, current [[Thace\|Thracian]] singer, was born on [[December 23]], [[1928]] in Karoti, a small village surrounded by hills at the north side of the valley of [[Erythropotamos River]], approximately 9 kilometres away from [[Didymoteicho]]. Over the last few decades, he has constantly gained more appreciation especially as a performer of slow melismatic songs of Eastern Thrace, characterized by their '''''Byzantine''''' colour. He continues working behind the scenes on the musical tradition of his birthplace, collecting several hundreds of songs focusing on the ones his mother passed down on him. Songs that disappear day by day and only a small part of them have been recorded. Most of the records are extremely hard to find if not impossible.		[[Chronis Aidonidis]], the most well-known and highly appreciated throughout Greece, current [[Thace\|Thracian]] singer, was born on [[December 23]], [[1928]] in Karoti, a small village surrounded by hills at the north side of the valley of [[Erythropotamos River]], approximately 9 kilometres away from [[Didymoteicho]]. Over the last few decades, he has constantly gained more appreciation especially as a performer of slow melismatic songs of Eastern Thrace, characterized by their '''''Byzantine''''' colour. He continues working behind the scenes on the musical tradition of his birthplace, collecting several hundreds of songs focusing on the ones his mother passed down on him. Songs that disappear day by day and only a small part of them have been recorded. Most of the records are extremely hard to find if not impossible.