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can you please make a video for frets marking for beginners

Thank you so much

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Değerli saz sanatçı arkadaşlar büyük bir haz aldım Ben de amatör keman keman çalmaya çalışıyorum herhalde yerinden Çaldınız yerinden çaldınız da üstten 2 telde la si do yerlerini bana söyler misiniz lütfen Çok önemli benim için

Wonderful video

man this guy should teach a global music theory class!

It's brilliant and very informative! By the way, the lower natural B can be called Kaba Buselik which you kindly mentioned as it is used as an ornamentation.

great explanation!

It's a very nice and informative lesson. Thank you!

What's the name of the melody that you played at the end of the video?

Oh wow - this is a whole series! Thank you so much for making this info so easily understandable and available for all 🙏

Thanks so much for this! There is so little info in English out there on Turkish music theory and tonaltiy

I’m so glad you’re talking about Turkish and Araba Persia. Music they are all from original Assyrian Syriac Church music 🎼 that’s why Turkish Arab Persian music they been successful because they have a country.

Thank you for this video it’s really helpful I just wanna know why do Turkish music has its own pitch and tuning "ahenk and perde"system ? is there a specific reason ?

Very nice videos! We want more!

Awesome videos! 😀❤

Thank you so much for taking the time to put this series together!

super

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BRO I SWEAR I've been going crazy over my tuning ever since I started learning oud because even if I tune each string to absolute perfection with the electronic tuner when I play the semitones are not at the same height in all the strings. I can't believe none of the other UA-cam channels mentioned this, it seems this is the case for any non-tempered instrument so it's not something unique to turkish/ottoman music. Wish I had found this channel before and thank god I bought a turkish oud on sale a few weeks ago because that's how I came across this channel, my first oud is arabic.

Thank you

Great explanation Professor!

Thank you for putting this together! As an American jazz pianist, this was especially helpful 👍

Though actually the "büyük / küçük mücenneb" intervals better translate to "greater / smaller neutral steps". Historically that's what they are. Yalçın Tura complains about the fact that Maqam Rast is performed too much like a major scale or the Systematist's Ushshaq scale (which is called Çargah in the Arel-Ezgi theory, not at all related to maqam Uşşak), causing it to lose its identity. He argues that the third in Rast is supposed to be flatter than a single comma flat (that is, the 5/4 natural third at 386 cents or about 17 Holdrian commas), but not as flat as the Arabic quartertone. The dügah-segah interval ought to be a wide neutral interval (11/10 or about 165-170 cents is the largest size he deems acceptable) rather than a minor tone (10/9, 182 cents.) for it to be a sequence of T-K-S rather than T-T-B intervals.

excellent.

Criminally underrated

This is great Adem! :)

bravo! Not only it is relatively difficult to find info on yt about turkish music theory, but yours is besides remarkable! Thank you so much and all the encouragement to keep going!

There’s this company called ethnic musical who I want to buy my very first our from I found an out that costs 300 pounds uk around 400 usd could you do a review on that?

Thank you for this wonderful video. It was very helpful :)

Really great, much thanks. Maybe you can make a video for the commas in Turkish music.

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Isn't it possible to tune just by tuner like a guitar? Is Oud any different?

Hello... İ am wondering too... İ think cause he is following the order of the pegs, not the order of strings....

Thank you so much for sharing this. This is really very helpful. But why did you start with the second "Re" string and go to the Second "La" string and then come back to the First "Re" String? Is there a reason for that?

Super.. Can I come visit you in Turkey to learn oud from you? I visit Turkey every 2 month and stay 10 days to 2 weeks.. Maybe you share contact information and we can talk?

harika

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Harika bir icra. İki udun uyumu muhteşem. Ellerinize sağlık. Devamını dileriz.