Turkish Greek and middle eastern guitar lesson: Learning the mode Segah.

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In this lesson I show a new mode called Segah, which is related to Phrygian.
/ muratkeyder

[@MuratKMusic]

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[@DorukYavuz]

Who needs to hire a guitar tutor when they have the oppurtunity to listen your videos? Keep up the good work kardeşim :D

[@troyh2381]

Thanks, my grandmother is from Turkey

[@smds5906]

This is a great lesson! Thank you so much for posting! Hope more video tutorials follow!

[@smds5906]

Btw I know that the persian segah is very ancient, are these related?

[@aabcxa]

bu konudaki internetteki buldugum en iyi ders. çok çok teşekkürler...

[@fancypantsdancer8750]

I am really not sure why your videos get so many thumbs down; I find the videos very helpful, even though they are technically too advanced for me. Perhaps people are mad that you are not posting tabs anywhere, and the request comes up a lot. While I think tabs would be superficially helpful, I do not think in the long run they really help because there is no avenue for experimentation that way. I hope you get your web site going soon.

[@MuratKMusic]

Haha thanks. My videos get a lot of thumbs down because someone unleashed a bot on my channel. They all came on the exact same day and they're all from Vietnam and Romania=) I tried to get rid of them but there's nothing to do...

[@slimwillywilliams]

This is really an outstanding and thoughtful video

[@MartinRaetzJr]

Great lesson! Thank you - Teşekkür ederim!

[@vVPrototypeVv]

I really enjoy your videos man!

[@KalpaHettiarachchi]

This was absolutely beautiful my dear friend!! Another special and unique performance by you, and what a great s!! The music just flows through you!!
Greetings from Sri Lanka..........

[@MultiSciGeek]

Very interesting stuff. Thanks

[@the1shrubbery]

exceptional video. thanks

[@kibavlood5826]

love your lessons :D

[@faisalismail8957]

Great lessons

[@metincankaya3116]

Keep up the good work bro

[@nassimhalabi9485]

Thank you good job mate wish u can add more videos how to practice the hijaz and other scales with a slow finger movement

[@MuratKMusic]

thanks=)

[@persalba]

Thanks man , you are amazingly talented. I wish I knew more music as these modes are my blood but can't play them on my guitar:(

[@MuratKMusic]

Thanks man, just gotta practice=)

[@stavroslyra131]

It's called legetos in Greek.Good job man!!

[@musingsofajay387]

It would REALLY help if you posted the tab that went along with this... it's hard to follow

[@noureddinenounou9227]

good job ;-)

[@mahmoudkaram2209]

Murat, I'm from Egypt. I like ur music. How can I contact you?

[@ylst8874]

Çok güzel çalıyorsun.

[@yilmazpamuk]

murat kardes ben flamenco gitar ogrenmek istiyorum.bunu internetten ogrenebilirmiyim?senin herangi bir tavsiyen olabilirmi fikir olarak rica etsem?

[@elbeyimanov7497]

segah makami (mugami) major qamlardir.mi segah olarsa C Ve Fm akorlari olur

[@noureddinenounou9227]

i want a sabah scale please

[@aniruddhasharma5738]

So this is the Phrygian modal scale?

[@nevzatcercioglu4301]

Sabaha Dinlerim Valla...Murat Kardeş Türkçe Yayınların Varmı?...

[@jcortiz123]

Due to recent earthquakes in Türkiye 🇹🇷. Can you play Türkiye song of hope🙏

[@MuratKMusic]

evet

[@noureddinenounou9227]

open tunning ???

[@aharonfernandez6359]

doesn't maqam siqa have a 3/4 flat E and B?

[@MuratKMusic]

the e (tonic) would be slightly flat on Turkish segah, and the the B and C sharp would also be flat if it was Huzzam, a related makam, but what I'm showing here is guitar approximations.

[@aharonfernandez6359]

+Murat Keyder right 1/2 flat is what I meant dont know why I wrote 3/4

[@MultiMashita]

[@numanndlkrn7598]

Abi parmaklara bak maşallah hahhah

[@alkosoundsound6205]

Gyuzel

[@StopFear]

Isn’t Phrygian itself Greek?

[@MuratKMusic]

Greek and Turkish music all use the same scales. It's not really meaningful to say who it originally belongs to.

[@iranmijan]

Azerbaycan segahi👍

[@MuratKMusic]

Turkce yapmadim daha hic..

[@furkanklc1908]

Are you turk?

[@StopFear]

You can actually hear Byzantine chant and they use a very similar, possibly the same scale

[@faisalismail8957]

Great lessons

[@faisalismail8957]

Great lessons