"Ah, hello there. How are you today?" *I've been better.* "I saw a mudcrab the other day, horrible little creatures" *sniffs* "Stop talking!" *Goodbye* "Be seeing you!"
Ha! I discovered both of your channels tonight! What a joy. Me, I thank you both, but my ears, though they soar in pleasure, are also sore from the fidelity. Thank you.
You may find virtuosic instrumental music in this manuscript en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Library,_Add_MS_29987, or the somewhat later Faenza codex. Have a look at the accounts on Pietrobono's virtuosity books.google.gr/books?id=tTQrDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA484&lpg=PA484&dq=pietrobono+lute&source=bl&ots=Fl-36KHH3p&sig=ACfU3U3B-Lf_54TIbFB7VCR6u6DFLI2bfg&hl=el&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi-jvnQroroAhXR-KQKHbIbDsoQ6AEwBHoECAsQAQ#v=onepage&q=pietrobono%20lute&f=false Thanks for commenting.
I bought the sheet music PDF with tab from Lathkill and it's very well laid out. I have been learning 'Lamento di Tristano' because it's my favorite piece here and seems a bit more accessible. I'm an electric player who is new to classical guitar and I'm finding it pretty different and challenging. I'll always love rock and metal, but I think traditional folk (medieval and celtic styles) like this are where my heart really belongs.
Beautiful compilation for the guitar and very well executed. These dances were hitherto confined to Medieval Music Ensembles & it's great that you've added these rhythmically infectious pieces to the guitar's repertoire. Kudos.
ABSOLUTELY BEAULTIFUL.... The Medieval Music is unparalleled, Celtic Heritage trougth out all Europe, its has some magic in it, touches our soul instantly. The solid Spruce top of your guittar also has a magnificent sound in this ancient tower. ...This is pure magic man, thank you so much
Not quite Celtic. All of these tunes come from Italian 14th-century manuscripts found in the British Library. They are more so influenced by Old Iberia, African, Arab, and other Mediterranean styles
But the celts aren't, also, the ancestors of most Europeans? I think all you sad it's absolutely true, but you can FEEL the Celtic heritage in ALL medieval music... Or am I wrong ? Maybe... But the Celtic spirit it's touchtable, don't you thing ? Cheers from Brazil man@@thekingshussar1808
wow! Amazing work Stathis! I'm glad I found your channel. These seven pieces are inspiring me to play classical guitar more as well as writing. Thank you.
love this whole set of "tunes" .... wow, just that bass note at 1:07 is worth it (sounds so rich and strong... that guitar has a great sound for sure in addition to the great playing, great location, etc!)
This is an impressive performance. I had an old disk from Columbia Records which I lost thirty seven years ago. It included these wonderful pieces. Couldn't find it anywhere but it is a relief that now we have this impressive rendering. Thank you so much from Iraq
So beautifully played your selection is the backdrop while I work. An inspiration for my restoration on antique paintings and a Renaissance style frame. Thank you for your incredible talent!
what fantastic pieces, and so well played...the backdrop scenery was beautiful also, don't know if it was in a church, or a castle, but it was perfect.
Thank you! That's a church indeed, now a museum, in my hometown Rhodes. It was first build as a byzantine temple in the 11th century, underwent some gothic style modifications in the early 14th century by the Knights of the Order of Saint John, turned into a mosque in the early 16th century by the OttomanTurks who added a minaret. That feature was later removed by the Italians in the 20th century during restoration.
I'd heard, I think, perhaps three of these pieces played by John Williams. Really nice to have a different take on those--as well as the bonus of the extra four. Superb!
Thank you very much! John Williams plays indeed his arrangements of Lamento di Tristano, Saltarello la Regina from manuscript 29987 and a Ductia from an English collection.
@@antonius.martinus "Viking metal..." Wow, I haven't heard that term before, but I like it! I'm sure that even back in the year of 750 A.D., they had their ways of hardcore musical expression!
Since this video was posted I've seen it around 30 times, each time searching for it manually. Beautiful selection and playing, I hope you post some new stuff!
+Stathis Skandalidis Not at all. Well first by John Renbourn for clasical guitar and inspired by John Renbourn, for Renaissance lute by the famous frenchman Alain Veylit who provided the famous " Django " on the internet from the USA as far as I know. I do not know what it became : django.musickshandmade.com/pages/old-site I have an old Django on a computer and it works well. g All the best, Roger
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"Ah, hello there. How are you today?"
*I've been better.*
"I saw a mudcrab the other day, horrible little creatures"
*sniffs*
"Stop talking!"
*Goodbye*
"Be seeing you!"
What is this?
@@franzliszt8957 Oblivion NPC common dialog
I loled.
Magnificent arrangements and playing, Stathis! It was 9 minutes of pure enjoyment for me, thank you! :) Regards!
Thank you very much Lukasz, I am really glad to have discovered your channel through your comment!
Lukasz Kapuscinski - Guitars & Dragons
Ha! I discovered both of your channels tonight! What a joy. Me, I thank you both, but my ears, though they soar in pleasure, are also sore from the fidelity. Thank you.
@@stathis17 Absolutely beaultiful my friend... The location, clothing, the playing, everything perfect
love the sound of the playing, the location , the specific guitar ... everything about it is something to come back to and listen again !
I'm gonna show this to everyone who says that they're fingers are too short for playing guitar.
This is exquisite.
Much appreciated Josh.
Unbelievable that music from so far back was actually quite techical
You may find virtuosic instrumental music in this manuscript en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Library,_Add_MS_29987, or the somewhat later Faenza codex. Have a look at the accounts on Pietrobono's virtuosity books.google.gr/books?id=tTQrDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA484&lpg=PA484&dq=pietrobono+lute&source=bl&ots=Fl-36KHH3p&sig=ACfU3U3B-Lf_54TIbFB7VCR6u6DFLI2bfg&hl=el&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi-jvnQroroAhXR-KQKHbIbDsoQ6AEwBHoECAsQAQ#v=onepage&q=pietrobono%20lute&f=false
Thanks for commenting.
What else are they going to do?
because music now is made for morons
@@josephgreencoat6311 lmao you're so pretentious. As if listening to music that requires a lot of technique makes you smart in any way.
@@TheBestofJuan spoken like a true idiot
Listening to this music, I feel like I was living in those times. Great feeling and great technique !!! Splendidly!!!
Mission accomplished then, thank you Zenco!
just started learning on guitar, playing medievel/"dark" folk music is my dream! this is great and I really hope I can do it
All the best for your guitar playing, stay inspired and never give up!
The Marshmellow - ditto. I played electric back in the day. Now formally playing. Goal: flamenco.
me too
@@TheQA247 how is it going, i am trying to learn malanguena. Do you have any tips?
@@CatchyCauchy Sorry .. none that I can give at this time
This has become one of my favourite videos ever, so many emotions. You render this wonderful pieces masterfully on guitar. thanks for this, Stathis.
Absolutely agree with you!
Magnifico ..genial
Respect. There is something so captivating about music that is this old. Beautifully played!
I bought the sheet music PDF with tab from Lathkill and it's very well laid out. I have been learning 'Lamento di Tristano' because it's my favorite piece here and seems a bit more accessible. I'm an electric player who is new to classical guitar and I'm finding it pretty different and challenging.
I'll always love rock and metal, but I think traditional folk (medieval and celtic styles) like this are where my heart really belongs.
You won’t regret it! But don’t neglect your electric, it needs some love too ;)
sounds amazing! really inspiring
Come here again to say this video is criminally underrated !!! Possibly the best classical guitar medieval playing in the whole game !!!
Lamento di Tristano...my favorite. Beautiful church, amazing music, great player. Please more videos like this. Cheers from Argentina.
Next purchase: Medieval classical guitar tab/ book and guide!
Beautiful
Thanks a lot!
Σε απολαμβάνω κάθε φορά με ιδιαίτερη αγάπη Στάθη μου. Να είσαι πάντα καλά και να σε χαιρόμασται
Ευχαριστώ πολύ Δάσκαλε, να είστε καλά!
Beautiful compilation for the guitar and very well executed. These dances were hitherto confined to Medieval Music Ensembles & it's great that you've added these rhythmically infectious pieces to the guitar's repertoire. Kudos.
Ottima tecnica e raffinata interpretazione che crea un'atmosfera davvero medioevale.
Really takes you back to the Baroque period. How wonderful!
Much appreciated Kevin!
ABSOLUTELY BEAULTIFUL.... The Medieval Music is unparalleled, Celtic Heritage trougth out all Europe, its has some magic in it, touches our soul instantly. The solid Spruce top of your guittar also has a magnificent sound in this ancient tower. ...This is pure magic man, thank you so much
Not quite Celtic. All of these tunes come from Italian 14th-century manuscripts found in the British Library. They are more so influenced by Old Iberia, African, Arab, and other Mediterranean styles
But the celts aren't, also, the ancestors of most Europeans? I think all you sad it's absolutely true, but you can FEEL the Celtic heritage in ALL medieval music... Or am I wrong ? Maybe... But the Celtic spirit it's touchtable, don't you thing ? Cheers from Brazil man@@thekingshussar1808
Φανταστική δουλειά το λατρεύω!!
This sounds soooooo cool. Wish I could play like this!
Meravigliosa 🎶 🎵 🥁 🎺
🎼🌹 musica
❤🎉
Συγχαρητήρια πραγματικά υπέροχες εκτελέσεις με ωραίο συναίσθημα και απίστευτη επιλογή τοπίου
Εγώ ευχαριστώ πολύ για το υπέροχο σχόλιο!
wow! Amazing work Stathis! I'm glad I found your channel. These seven pieces are inspiring me to play classical guitar more as well as writing. Thank you.
Many thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!
So beautiful music! Thank you for your interpretation!
love this whole set of "tunes" .... wow, just that bass note at 1:07 is worth it (sounds so rich and strong... that guitar has a great sound for sure in addition to the great playing, great location, etc!)
All I hear are those intervals! Amazing stuff.
4ths
Very bold and smooth as glass!
Really nice arrangements. Thank you for sharing.
I love these pieces - beautifully played, Stathis!
Many thanks Paul! It's great music, I think my task was easy!
Bravo!
This is Absolutely Beautiful music! So concordant...luvv it!
Will the real slim shady please stand up
Steven Beltran awww the irony
thought the same
shall the true of the noblest shade indeed arise?
He has some muscly fingers
😂😂
This video deseve milions of view
I know how hard it is to play such as this musics on guitar well done!
Bellissima musica e magnifica interpretazione! Grazie!
SIMPLEMENTE....SENSACIONAL Y CULTO...VERSATILIDAD Y MATEMATICA ARMONIOSA....ELECANCIA MEDIEVAL...UN EJEMPLO..🤩✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴
Beautiful music played wonderfully.
Much appreciated.
This is an impressive performance. I had an old disk from Columbia Records which I lost thirty seven years ago. It included these wonderful pieces. Couldn't find it anywhere but it is a relief that now we have this impressive rendering. Thank you so much from Iraq
Trotto + Saltarello: they're incredible
Ευχαριστούμε πολύ για τα ωραία ακούσματα. Με ταξιδεύεις αρκετα χρόνια πίσω...όταν ήμουν μαθητής σου!
geotina4 Kall Να είσαι καλά Γιώργο, ελπίζω να βρίσκεις ακόμα έστω λίγο χρόνο για την κιθάρα!
I'm incredibly jealous of both your skills and your filming location.
so beautiful...
This inspires me to increase my practising time with guitar!!
How much do you practice a day?
Woow this piece looks like it requires so much intensity and control of the strings
This is truly amazing. So beautifully arranged and played
Much appreciated!
amazing bro ...currently managing to get your sound when it comes to middle age music.
Thank you Pablo, glad you liked it.
Very well done to the performer, and the luthier as well.
Deorman Robey Thank you for watching Robey!
I love your music! (totally fit my D&D campaign)
You are such an inspiration! Thank you.
So beautifully played your selection is the backdrop while I work. An inspiration for my restoration on antique paintings and a Renaissance style frame.
Thank you for your incredible talent!
nice songs and prefect playingg
Great performance Skandalidis. Lamento di Tristano arranged by you is superb, very nice trills!!!
Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
Στάθη εύχομαι ό,τι καλύτερο σ'εσένα και το έργο σου . Η παρουσίαση είναι εξαιρετική!!! . ΧΡΟΝΙΑ ΠΟΛΛΑ !!! με υγεία και δημιουργικότητα στη ζωή σου !!!
+Ioannis Andrianopoulos Να ΄σαι καλά φίλε, ευχαριστώ πολύ, χρόνια πολλά και σε σας!
This is REALLY well done in every way!
Εξαιρετικός ήχος, στήσιμο, ντεκόρ (ηχητικό και οπτικό). Έξοχος ο μουσικός και οι διασκευές του! Μπράβο!
+e psit Ευχαριστώ πολύ!
Awesome and beautiful acoustics! Thank You!
Many thanks for watching Bridget!
Brilliant!
superbly played, brilliant pieces
Thank you Omar!
Amazing sir! Listening from Brazil!! Very good job.
loved the mood here, so evocative...wonderful playing!
Master level. Thank you for this epic journey to our past. So refreshing.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Amidst all the quantised music and autotuning that surrounds us, listening to your music is like making a reset, thank you so much.
beautiful
what fantastic pieces, and so well played...the backdrop scenery was beautiful also, don't know if it was in a church, or a castle, but it was perfect.
Thank you! That's a church indeed, now a museum, in my hometown Rhodes. It was first build as a byzantine temple in the 11th century, underwent some gothic style modifications in the early 14th century by the Knights of the Order of Saint John, turned into a mosque in the early 16th century by the OttomanTurks who added a minaret. That feature was later removed by the Italians in the 20th century during restoration.
Awesome 👍
I'd heard, I think, perhaps three of these pieces played by John Williams. Really nice to have a different take on those--as well as the bonus of the extra four. Superb!
Thank you very much! John Williams plays indeed his arrangements of Lamento di Tristano, Saltarello la Regina from manuscript 29987 and a Ductia from an English collection.
This is quite amazing, Sir. I can't stop listening to this music!
Johnson82ish Well, don't stop then! ;o) Thank you for listening!
Ottima tecnica e interpretazione.
fantastic!!!
I watch and listen every day, and it doesn't eat
the most atmospheric, iconic video
Qualis artifex. Gratias ago et applaudo. Congaudete amici musicae antiquae...
Many thanks Wolf!
and thats how heavy metal was created :D
Thanks Felipe, they surely knew how to have fun back then!
Thats why I like folk metal or viking metal, they have many similarities with their ancient roots
felipebrasil5 🤘
Truth
@@antonius.martinus "Viking metal..." Wow, I haven't heard that term before, but I like it! I'm sure that even back in the year of 750 A.D., they had their ways of hardcore musical expression!
Congratulations!
Ícaro Pinto Thank you!
awesome. I love to hear these arranged for classic guitar. Great solid performances. Love that puchy rest stroke! You
re a monster.
Thank you for your lovely comment.
Love it! Wow! You are excellent guitar player!
Since this video was posted I've seen it around 30 times, each time searching for it manually. Beautiful selection and playing, I hope you post some new stuff!
Thank you Vuk, If you type 'medieval' and 'guitar' in the search bar, it's one of the first results.
Amazing Work!!!
Thank you for the contribution of art!
Many thanks for watching!
La Rotta is a favourite of mine, and you did a great job with it!
Thank you for creating this beauty. ❤️
Exelente compilacion , gran guitarrista , la afinacion justa para recrear melodias complejas .
Just phenomenal, really, really enjoyed this.
Very nice to hear that, thank you!
Amazing!!
Thank you for watching!
@@stathis17 may i ask you what the guitar is tuned in? :)
vraiment super j'adore!
Sublime !
Greater Art!!!
That was amazing !! Bravo !!!
Greaaaat so inspiring and well played!
so so awesome!! Beautiful playing man!
Thank you for your comment!
This is so relaxing, really well played!
Это просто талант!
Александр Пересмешник Thank you very much Alexander!
Es increible lo que acabo de escuchar me ha gustado mucho te felicito por tu gran talento amigo :)
Many thanks for your very kind comment!
this is great
Congratulations again ! Yes, most of these enchanting pieces are well known. and we have lute and recorder transcriptions.
Great thanks, indeed !
+C6H12B26 Thank you very much Roger! By whom are these transcriptions and are they for renaissance or medieval plectrum lute?
+Stathis Skandalidis Not at all. Well first by John Renbourn for clasical guitar and inspired by John Renbourn, for Renaissance lute by the famous frenchman Alain Veylit who provided the famous " Django " on the internet from the USA as far as I know. I do not know what it became :
django.musickshandmade.com/pages/old-site
I have an old Django on a computer and it works well. g
All the best,
Roger
+C6H12B26 Thanks for these information Roger. It's a pity Alain Veylit's site is not that active anymore, it was a fantastic lute resource.
Amazing music, best guitar player!
Much appreciated Luis Alonso!
Estas melodias se ejecutaban con flautas , aqui la guitarra Española hace la diferencia con su maravilloso sonido , en Saltarello se luce.
this is amazing! cant wait to hear more!
Thank you very much!
Great work!!!
amazing,i love it!!!
Thank you, great channel name!
thanks:)