oud lesson 02 by Gad Tidhar | Bayat practice
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2020
- In this video you will find the most common scale in the arabic music 'Bayat'.
The scale, and a little of its behavior. What makes it more than a scale, a maqam.
0:18 basic scale
1:05 four notes practice
1:50 three notes movement practice
2:55 nice mezrab exercise
3:21 Mezrab 3 strokes practice. Persian style
4:13 philosophy of the maqam basic aspect
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Wow I learned from you in few minutes more than any other instructor here on UA-cam. Thank you and god bless you. Subscribing ❤️
Thanks !
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The most inspiring and clear and practical oud lessons! We want more Gad!!!
Soon ! you definitely gave a good push now :)
Thank you for making these. Greatings from Germany. :)
תודה רבה לך מוזיקאי ענק ! ומורה לא פחות. תודה שאתה מעניק לנו מידעותך. נשמח שתמשיך בכך.
Gratitude
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אחי אחלה שיעורים אני מנגן כמה שנים ואתה מחדש לי המון תודה
Simple and efficience thanks a lot from Algeria ❤️ i subscribe
I've been listening to your album on spotify endlessly. It has shown me another world. I have an oud and hope to be as soulful as you when playing.
thank you so much.
on march 20th my next album will be released. hope you will enjoy it.
0:18 basic scale
1:05 four notes practice
1:50 three notes movement practice
2:55 nice mezrab exercise
3:21 Mezrab 3 strokes practice. Persian style
4:13 philosophy of the maqam basic aspect
why only 4 lessons on oud pls add more
Thank you Ankit
You are so right...
Just how important is the down-down-up pluck technique? I was not a very experienced guitarist when I started learning lute and then oud, but one of the very fundamentals that is wired in my brain is to always alter down and up plucking. Even when I played electric guitar sometimes you only pluck downwards and some times you alter, but down-down-up is very alien to me and I've had difficulties practicing it, often just turning into the unconscious down-up I already have in my muscular memory. I can pluck very quickly and consistently like that obviously, but I still would ask a mentor before just ignoring that part to be sure. Great series btw there's a handful up here already but I think this is the best one.
i love you from IRAN
Great lesson!! Please post more!!
Wow! Thank you for the explanation of Bayati! That's really useful!
And yes, also waiting for Sikah 🙂
very good and helpfull... from the exercises you begin discovering music! Thank you and please teach more pratice techniques... um abraço de Portugal!
Wonderful! Please other lessons 😭
good work! please continue these lessons
Thanks a lot !
Now working on the next video
May I ask about your instrument? The top looks like cedar. How about the bowl? Walnut+another? Sounds great!
I've been wanting to learn how to play the oud. You explain it very well!
Thank you. Very clear Vdo shots for left hand. Can you tell me what brand Oud strings you are using?
Hi Marc, i use Pyramid Lute strings
Hey Gad, what tuning are you using on your oud?
Hi Sam
I tune Arabic tuning
From Bass to high
C, F, A, D, G, c
Thanks
@@GadTidharOud My oud tuned likewise. Nice practical exercise. will keep following, by the way what is mezrab.
@@salsa6402 Hi, thank you.
Mezrab is the persian term. I wasn't sure if to say Risha, which i think is more accurate. As in past days it was made out of a feather - Risha in Arabic.
@@GadTidharOud Thanks. If it is "Risha" it is equivalent to guitar's pick. So I take it you are showing us how to "mezrab" picking/plucking the Oud with all the MAQAM. Many thanks as I am seriously taking up OUD (although semi-good at guitar) and at 78 years old.Congrats. From SINGAPORE.
Hey Gad, would you have the contact details of your oud luthier? Thanks!
Hi sure, i have never met him. He is my favorit maker by far.
Abdel Hamid el Hadad, and he is from Tunis. That is all i know