SAIDI STRUM - Middle Eastern/Rumba Flamenca - Ben Woods
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2022
- I love creating new techniques and strumming patterns for the Flamenco guitar! It has more potential than any other instrument I know of, as it can do melody, chords and percussion all at the same time. Although guitar is not typically used with Belly Dance I think it could be, with some innovations strumming rhythm, melodic nuances and of course knowledge of the forms.
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Finally middle eastern music got attention they deserved. Thanks ben wood
love from Turkey :)
Can listen to you play all day
If you start the beat with two bass notes followed by one (instead of starting with one bass followed by two) you get the “baladi” rhythm. Has a different feel to it
Fanatstic!
Sounds so groovy. Its easy to see the passion you have for the music. I'm a long way from being as proficient as you are, but there is something invigorating about playing flamenco. It ignites a fire within to produce these sounds.
Glad you're enjoying our rhythms, hombre. :)
Oh yea I love em. A cool thing to study and apply to the guitar. Strange not more guitar players have done it.
This is sweet! That rhythm causes immediate intrigue and just draws the listener in tight!
i like it.
Very cool 😊 nice
Whoa! Went to do a meditation and I see this familiar face!!! Lol
Yeh !!!!
cool rhythm
Yup thats so great Ben Woods bringing tge Eygption drum to the flamenco, actually to Ben’s list of strumming thats we learned previously !! So much creation and we wait for more brightness to our life with ur music 🎵
Awesome, reminds me of Jesse Cook kind of
Oh, I'm going to be doing this all weekend! ... I mean playing this not watching UA-cam. ;-)
Hell yeahhh!!
this saidi/flamenco guitar technique has been present in loads of contemporary arabic pop songs.
Example please. Always up to learn
Ahhhh that explains those undercurrents that I sensed in a recent video of yours, hey dude I'm loving it, definitely drawn to anything Turkish, Arabic with a flamenco twist, I'll be watching this space Ben, bring it on! 😎👍
Bring it on, Saidi Rhythm
Nice Ben! Sounds great!
Very nicely explained
Pls share your knowledge more with us. I ❤️❤️
very cool thanks from NZ
awesome!!
As always Ben, Very Good
Hey Ben , since you are a brilliant experimentalist and also that you have reached the Mid East, why not lend your ears a bit futher towards the East ?😊.Your virtuosic rendition of an old yet popular (Indian ) song called " Neele neele ambar " is sure to reach next level ,(if you may) !
Thanks in advance ! 🤩
I will check it out, thank you
Sounds really nice! Will try that on the ukulele.
congratulation Ben !!!! very refreshing sound , a beautiful blend of flamemco guitar and Arabic rhythem ! you are a Genius !
may you be happy always
I dont disagree with you HAHA!
Wooow thanks Ben 🌹🌹 there are many rhythms in middle east hope its not the last one
Yes I'm working on some more :)
That’s beautiful 😻
Thanks SeattleBeast!
This is beautiful 😍 your
Sounds amazing! A more detailed tutorial would be amazing! Thanks for sharing
Can u make a tutorial for this style please
That's really impressive, in the levant countries we have a similar rhythm called Maqsuum rhythm and it sounds like: "Dom tek ..... tek Dom tek" instead of "Dom tek ..... Dom Dom tek".
Thank you Abedal. Oh yes I'm getting quite familiar with many of these rhythms.
this is tsifteteli , greek,
check it out ;)
Yes it is!
You kick so much ass
Thanks Steve!
this rythem called(baladi) in arabian music
I feel the world needs more belly dancing :-)
Me too brother
i am from middle east Mr Ben Woods ... please give me some examples with this kind of strum..
I will, I have some more coming.
Very nice. Why not try gorgina and chobi rythms?
Always learning, I will look into it. Thank you
Hello Ben I’m from from Arab middle eastern heritage and I would like to get your advice about a good flamenco guitar for a beginner in $500-$1000 price range?
Unfortunately even a low price flamenco guitar will cost over $1,000 right now. Its just because of the materials used, not to mention the fact that almost all materials, but especially tonewoods, are more expensive right now due to the shipping problems and the pandemic.
You may get lucky, but most of the low end, truly flamenco guitars, usually start around $1,200 or so.
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Mike needs to be closer. 1 foot would be good.
isnt flamenco derived from middle eastern music?
Invented ? Sorry ?
The strum, not the rhythm, surely that's apparent. Of course there's a chance this strum has been done before but I've never seen/heard it.