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    SEVEN MEDIEVAL PIECES

    arranged for solo guitar by


    Stathis Skandalidis

    Among the 119 pieces contained in the Italian medieval manuscript London, British Library, MS.
    Add. 29987, there are 15 monophonic instrumental dances. Most of them have been very popular with
    musicians and the public alike and deservedly so. In arranging 7 of these dances for classical guitar I
    have tried to keep the textures relatively thin, making the arrangements approachable for the less
    experienced players and at the same time playable at brisk tempos if chosen so by advanced players.
    I have provided a variety of right hand fingerings according to the desired articulation, tempo and
    dynamics. Of course each player may come up with workable solutions of his own invention which suit
    best his personal instrumental technique. In the Rotta I have included a phrase in the upper register of
    the guitar which requires a high C, but those with a guitar without a 20th fret need not worry as this
    phrase has been previously stated twice in the lower registers and therefore omitting this upper register
    phrase would not harm the piece’s structure.

    The Greek guitarist and lutenist Stathis Skandalidis studied musicology at the University of Athens,
    classical guitar at Robert Schumann Hochschule Düsseldorf (Prof. Joaquin Clerch, with a scholarship
    of the Public Benefit Foundation ‘Alexandros S. Onasis’), Akademie für Tonkunst Darmstadt (Prof.
    Tilman Hoppstock), Mozarteum Salzburg (Prof. Wolfgang Guttmann), Hellenic Conservatory (prof.
    Giorgos Diakosavvas) and New Conservatory of Thessaloniki (Prof. Costas Cotsiolis). He has attended
    courses for historical performance with Jürgen Hübscher and Paul O’Dette.
    He has won prizes and distinctions in international guitar competitions and given concerts in Greece,
    England, Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Romania and Italy invited by universities,
    conservatories, guitar and lute festivals.
    Stathis Skandalidis has recorded and given first performances of works dedicated to him by composers
    Michalis Koumbios, Gilbert Isbin and Brian Wright. Some of these works have already been published
    by the publishing houses of the Lute Society (U.K.), Lantro (Belgium) and Dohr (Germany).
    Recordings of these works are scheduled to be released in 2015.

    Lathkill music publishers


    Ashlea, Wyedale Drive, Bakewell, Derbyshire, U.K., DE45 1BB
    Tel: (+44) 01629 813624
    e-mail: stevemarshguitar@gmail.com
    web site: www.lathkillmusic.co.uk

    © 2015 Lathkill Music Publishers. This music is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced in any form for sale or
    private use without the consent of the copyright owner.

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