Perípatos in Oregon
Dear mandolin friends around the world,
Happy Memorial Day to those Stateside, Happy Whit Monday to the Greeks, Happy Monday to the rest.
I am pleased to share with you a lovely recent performance of my Perípatos (meaning “stroll”) by the Oregon Mandolin Orchestra. This composition is my own, humble homage to Manos Hatzidakis and the subtly melancholy charm with which he captured and evoked his experiences of our beloved Athens. It is a simple, song-like piece that traces the steps and memories that dreams are made of...
I hope you all enjoy it. For those of you who would like to try their hand at it, I would be just as happy to share with you the score and parts in numerous, alternative notations for whatever instruments may be available. Please just drop me a message with your email if interested and I'll reply with the score and parts attached.
Cheers,
Victor
It is not man that lives but his work. (Ioannis Kapodistrias)
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