Music for Resilience - Pure Intonation Oriental Ambient on Oud "Overcoming" Nao Sogabe

[@georgefleet6350]

I am at a crossroad in my life. challenges in new territories. age related. financially. weakness of motivation. many people we have known do not make 70 years. the issue is a personal one. lifestyle. allowing negativities to intrude our phycological health affecting our mind/ body. time seems to race by the older we become. time left time spent wasted distracted on superficialities it is up to every person to fulfill their lives. no one can do for us what we must do for ourselves. these songs by Naochika are coming to me as individual gifts. each song a gift. thank you for being nothing less than a conduit to hope,reflection,new insights,connections, lighten my load,for me to see what is behind the numerous seemingly obstacles that once confronted are illusionary. you friend are being woven into my being of wonderments I’ve recognized over the decades of my life. now at sixty eight years of totally awe. george fleet jr.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for your great words!

[@georgefleet6350]

to mark. thank you for your comment and advice. i disagree that we are at a crossroad everyday of our lives. that is not my definition of a crossroad. crossroads occur when life changing confrontations with self suddenly put one in unknown territory. forcing one to go into the depths of our souls and realize as they say one door closes and one opens. as jesus has always been consciously in my heart. that has been a constant except for a few times i was cast into the darkness of the whales belly as jonah,cut off from the light of good, a necessary teaching a hard lesson to see how you got there and how to get out. i carry jesus his wisdom inside of me whereas i don’t follow man’s imperfect nature. i am not a follower but i lead myself. no training wheels. i don’t need a physical church or ask a pastors advice. all my answers are already residing in me through a holy spirit. ask and you will recieve. be well, again thank you, george

[@viennatoma5472]

Waaaaw❤️ Listening to the music and riding your wards was magical experience ✨ Thank you ❤🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@georgefleet6350]

@@rookie9052 one day you might understand., thank you for an interesting revealing comment. one of the best I've read. truth sets us free. i wish you well.

[@georgefleet6350]

today 15 september is my 68th birthday and i am joyful, a total joy that only comes after decades of fullfillment of living true to oneself. i wish the same for you without a 'heavy chest' everyday is a gift of wonderment given to us from our creator. often in unexpected mysterious ways. thank you as when your comment caught my eye i am joyously listening to special birthday music that goes deep in my being.

[@NaoSogabe]

Many people ask me, what kind of oud I play. My oud is an ordinary one which you can buy at many music stores. The difference in sound comes from my playing technique. A good instrument alone brings only a bit more beautiful sound. Only hard work creates extraordinary sound. My playing technique is based on very old methods from other times - 400 years ago, or even 1000 years ago. Please watch my welcome video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2SypJiVoph9iq8

[@DanielAnicSaz]

And a little bit of reverb :) (I love your playing and your videos! Incredible source of knowledge!)

[@georgefleet6350]

you are such a reflection of hard work passion of a power beyond mere words that is your purpose to bring a light a beacon enchantment a child’s imagination that never leaves each one of us. often hides in the shadows from fear of not being understood gratitude to you to the powers of the universe to the stardust that comprises each one of us biologically. we are all part of something much larger than our comprehension. your intensities are as mysterious to you as it is to us. what man cannot explain man will try to ignore. only our spiritual selfs will say “ i am at home.” and your gifts to us is just that delving into the mysteries with a sense of ‘being home.’

[@georgefleet6350]

Yes and your dedication to the sounds we hear stand out over other oud musicians with a uniqueness. Individuated is a goal of like minded people that recognize your discipline with their own purpose in life.( perhaps this time around) With any musical instrument the musician can be part magician part mesmerists. Your sound comes from deep within connecting to those people that are blessed enough to their own depth within. As these comments they offer reflect and thanking you. It truly is a community. I recognize a humbleness that you express without need of flattery that is ego based. But recognition and validation from others that can also travel within their own imaginations is quite the accomplishment and takes hard work over many decades of their own lives. Just as the Phoenix rises from the ashes we also rise from our own ashes multiple times in just one lifetime to soar to new freedoms. We recognize this from your music separating it from anyone other than yourself for we each have our own music. Thank you, George Fleet

[@EpicTravelTube-c8e]

aloha from Hawaii... I very much have enjoyed many hundreds of hours of your music, I play some music...saxophone, piano, hand drums and some guitar .....I am wondering on this song are you using some type of long pick? I can see it from your hand and am trying to figure out what it is made of is it used to play all your songs as I only noticed it this time ? anyways I wish you all the best in health and happiness... I would much like to hear a live concert if you ever go on tour.... with gratitude , domo- arigato, Dean

[@serapidus]

It's NOT sad music You're right it touches the soul, I sigh, breathe deeply and feel calm and beautiful

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@lancastermick]

The stove is lit and the flames are dancing. "The wood" by John Lewis-Stempel is my book of choice in this moment. Tea brewed and sweetened. This beautiful music fills the ether in my little home as the rain gently lands on my tin roof. I feel very fortunate and content. Thankyou.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback!

[@georgefleet6350]

I’ll look this book up today.. thank you.i can feel your peace and vivid imagination is contagious at this moment for me. Beautiful words.

[@melanieanne2066]

Sr, your music is so enchanting. I was listening, doing breathing exercises and I was so lulled, I fell asleep. A peaceful, restful sleep. I don't find it melancholy at all. What a gift you are blessed with. Its helping me. I am not afraid to look inside and see who I am at the core. Not anymore. So this is a welcomed energy. Thank you so much for sharing your gifts, helping those of us who could use a little more resilience on the path.

[@NaoSogabe]

Wow, thank you! Your wonderful words give me strength to continue my work and create music that can accompany your life and be of some help.

[@georgefleet6350]

a beautiful sharing from a beautiful being. you brought a peaceful smile to my face this morning. thank you.

[@AmericanBeautyCorset]

This music reminds me of traveling on The Silk Road. Beautiful music, Thank you

[@PamukPrensesXXXX]

The beautiful oud music is healing for the soul. Oud is not part of Arab culture, simply because the only place of which can be said it truly has Arab culture is the Arabian Peninsula. Oud's origins stretch to non-Arab Mesopotamia (=the ancient city of Babylon in modern Iraq). Many Arabic-speaking people have come to believe they are Arabs, with an Arab culture, part of an Arab world, just because they adopted the Arabic language when the Hejaz Muslim conquerers started to spread Islam after 632 AD. Speaking Arabic does not make you genetically Arab, just like speaking English does not make you British nowadays when English is the world's lingua franca. There are Arabic-speaking countries outside the Arabian Peninsula with various cultures and the oud instrument existed already before the development of the Arabic language which is quite young in comparison to Sumerian, Akkadian, Aramean and Assyrian, the languages of ancient Sumeria/Akkadia/Mesopotamia and ancient Egyptian.

[@NaoSogabe]

You are absolutely right. I have also made a video on this subject: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWTZnGl8rax7g8U

[@AstraFleur]

𝕺𝖓𝖈𝖊 𝖚𝖕𝖔𝖓 𝖆 𝖙𝖎𝖒𝖊, in the ancient land of Mesopotamia 🏛️, the oud 🎵, a beautiful musical instrument 🪕, was born. Its origins can be traced back to the city of Babylon 🌆, where skilled craftsmen crafted its rounded back and flat wooden soundboard 🪢. The oud's enchanting melodies 🎶 resonated through the streets, captivating the hearts ❤️ of those who heard its soulful tunes. As time passed ⏳, the oud found its way into the hands ✋ of musicians 🎻 across different cultures and regions. It journeyed through the lands of Sumeria 🌾, Akkadia 🏺, Aramean 🏛️, and Assyria 🏰, where it became an integral part of their musical traditions 🎵. The oud's influence spread far and wide, transcending language barriers 🗣️ and cultural boundaries 🌍. In the 7th century AD, a significant event occurred that would shape the future of the oud and the Arabic language 🕌. The Hejaz Muslim conquerors 🗡️ began spreading Islam ☪️, and with it, the Arabic language 📜, across the region. Arabic became the lingua franca 🌐, connecting diverse communities and fostering cultural exchange 🤝. With the spread of the Arabic language 🗣️, the oud found a new home 🏡 in the hearts ❤️ of Arabic-speaking people. It became deeply intertwined with Arabic music 🎵, becoming the king 👑 of instruments in the Arab world 🌍. The oud's unique sound 🔊 and expressive capabilities perfectly complemented the poetic nature 📖 of the Arabic language, creating a harmonious union of music and words 🎶📜. However, it is essential to recognize that Arabic-speaking countries outside the Arabian Peninsula have their own distinct cultures and traditions 🏞️. The oud's presence in these regions is a testament to the instrument's versatility and adaptability to different musical styles and cultures 🌍🎵. Today, the oud continues to captivate audiences worldwide 🌎, transcending cultural and linguistic boundaries 🌐. Its historical significance as a symbol of cultural exchange 🤝 and its ability to evoke deep emotions through its melodies 🎶 make it a cherished instrument in the world of music 🪕🎵.

[@eqbal321a]

but the Arabic J gene is the most dominant, and most of the people of old Mesopotamia were originally from the Arabic peninsula, due to changes in climate they immigrated to the north of Arabia, both the levant and Iraq, and this was more than 5000 years ago and it was done with waves almost every thousand years, Arabia was not this scorching desert that it is now, even in the early days of Islam it had a large amount of desert but a lush savanna with lions and large prey living in the peninsula, hunting lions was considered a courageous act since they gathered in good numbers in certain areas and were very hard to kill

[@stopworrying8850]

@@eqbal321a it's just your illusion as your belief Islam.

[@eqbal321a]

@@stopworrying8850 Wow your ignorance of History is overwhelming, go read history, and What does Islam have to do with all this?

[@GhibliHeroine]

In these sober times, its melody soothes many hearts ...

[@NaoSogabe]

I'll continue to try to make small contribution for the people.

[@nadjamesserschmidt7764]

Yes. But it is a little more like this. I am in sorrrow about my own Land , yet and tommorow. ❤

[@georgefleet6350]

yes,yes,yes. thank you.

[@Exit-Time1111]

Beautiful ❤️ Thank you for shining your soul✨ We are all actors on the world stage. Many want to show their soul but due to the pain of life must protect themselves and show only the actor. Those of us who do show are souls endure the hatred and pain of life, we refuse to be the actor. This world is not what people have been conditioned to believe. It is a construct,a matrix, a false reality, a prison for our minds and soul. Don't let the jailers win, shine your light! Don't be the actor ❤

[@viennatoma5472]

The Oud has a purpose which is to make us go deep in ourselves as deep as the earth floating, crushing, annd you are doing that to me with this magic🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️

[@georgefleet6350]

A beautiful place to find ourselves. Thank you

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much!

[@oldoutsider59]

Yes...he allows us to come that "place" with him. Thank you Brother....

[@ZaherSarieddine]

If every soul worked hard for its own salvage this world will be a much better place. This music sounds like a call for escape, a call for letting it go, a call for ignoring all the evil out there, a reminder that our final destination is not on this earth and in this it can fix all of our worlds.

[@AllYay]

No one has mentioned the focus and stamina required to create three hours of original music in real time. Incredible. I follow Christ, and I can see myself with Him listening to this exquisitely beautiful music as I sit at His feet. Thank you, good sir.

[@ArnethProductions]

All praise and glory to Jesus! God bless you ঌ ( ＾◡＾)໒꒱💗✨🙏 🆙

[@ziyadinc]

Greeting from Turkey. This is one of the best Oud player&composer I have ever listened. It is hard to believe he is from Japan, not from the Middle East where the Oud is invented and mostly played! Just beautiful.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much!

[@yaseminmanavbas5236]

I am from Turkiye, Ud is a part of our culture and our classical music too. Very touchy, not sad... Great performance really 🤩

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for listening!

[@nerdnirvana]

Beautiful spiritual music - in Irish music there is a traditional mood called "goltraighe" which captures the spirit of sorrow or lamentation in a beautiful, poetic and captivating way. This music is what I think that word means.

[@NaoSogabe]

Exactly what you describe about goltraighe is what our mind needs for more resilience. Thank you for your lovely comment!

[@akramkafi350]

Enveloped in the exquisite melodies, one finds oneself drawn into a timeless journey, where every note resonates with the essence of the Middle Eastern palate. The music, imbued with the delicate and sweet spirit of Sufism, transcends mere auditory pleasure; it becomes a portal to a realm where the soul reigns supreme, far removed from the confines of our materialistic existence. Hours pass effortlessly, as the listener is elevated to the ethereal realms of pure transcendence...Thank you Nao.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for your wonderful words!

[@akramkafi350]

@@NaoSogabe Your music is extraordinary.

[@michaelhuggins7722]

Thank you for your Blessing! Glory and praise be to you for your gift that you share. It is priceless.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for your words!

[@TayebehMoeini]

Marhaba ... I love Oud instroment from my childhood. But I still couldn't buy one, because it is expensive for me and I just watch and listen to play this instrument. Thank you

[@georgefleet6350]

Nao thank you friend for your birthday gift of music resonating through my entire being of immortality.

[@annetteibkendanz1307]

Mein Engel hat mich hierher zur Oud geführt. Dieser Klang führt mich in die Heilung. ❤ Das ist keine Musik, das ist sphärischer Klang.

[@NaoSogabe]

Vielen Dank für deine Worte. Ich wünsche dir viel Freude mit meiner Musik!

[@yessumify]

I am finding myself becoming more rested while hearing this. It's a calm beautiful delight. It's like in tune with who I really am and who I want to be. Strong, brave, at peace, unhurried and unworried, willing and able to do hard things. This is who I picture myself to be because I know Jesus as my savior and I know what He does for me and all of us, because He lives I can do all things with His strength. I pray you know Him, too. God bless you all.

[@rudolfschneider4758]

Thanks so much for this song in Uzbekistan we also have this style of music !

[@caraosullivan7089]

Beautiful music by which to work, study, and contemplate. Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@abdelkaderouhtit8381]

Thank you for sharing this music that I don't find sad but rather soothing. I sense it like a conversation with oneself, between the social self and the true, buried self.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback!

[@elizabethleenadillingham7201]

Thank you for your history lesson about the language and accuracy of origin. Important in these days of ignorance and half truths. Blessed music.

[@AhmadMohamadiyan]

Peace flows in the music of this beautiful instrument. I enjoy hearing this sound and I hope one day we can play together and create a beautiful sound by combining the sound of duduk and oud. 🍀

[@TheBeccasol1]

This is helping me cry and touch depths I needed. Thank you 🔥💜🫶🏽

[@philvale5724]

Hi 👋, Nao, I am new to your music room, thank you for sharing your music 🎶 with as all, I can not play any instrument, though I have tried, A few years ago I purchased a Lute , from a auction room, I believe that somebody had made it, it has a plastic back to it. It’s obviously a cheap copy, it is missing the fret work in the voice opening, I am hoping to finish putting it together in the next few, as I said a strings, I believe has never been finished, I have restored a lot of electric guitars, mainly to keep myself busy, I think it is a age related thing, as I am retired, I am listening to your music, on my recently rebuilt transmission line, loudspeaker cabinets, 150w , NAD . i’ve built my loudspeaker cabinets myself, approximately 30 odd years ago, Thank you for uploading your music , I am looking forward to listening to some more, Phil from the moulin France.

[@EzmePearl]

Restful, restorative, and strength to step into resiliency w all that matters.

[@sophieamirian6726]

I WISH WHOLE WORLD PEOPLE WILL BE BLESSED TO LISTEN TO YOUR WONDERFUL BEAUTIFUL ARTISTIC AND SOULFUL MUSIC ❤❤❤❤❤ THANKS A WORLD FOR THIS PURE JOY YOU SHARE ❤❤❤❤

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much!

[@indigozen4794]

melancholy has depth and thoughtfulness

[@twotetah]

Some of the most beautiful music I've ever heard.

[@mpichich1]

Thank you, your music connects to peaceful place, we all need to feel.

[@agnesdekkers4460]

thank you, you are a blessing for humanity , for our spirit.Calms my mind, gives me rest and peace

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you su much!

[@alexunagalex]

Today is a beautiful day - I listened to your beautiful music! I admire YOU!!! Magical sounds! Very harmonious, like everything in nature! That's great! I got an aesthetic pleasure! I wish you happiness!

[@NaoSogabe]

Thanks for listening and your wonderful feedback!

[@karlapalacios5921]

Gracias. As you mention, it is propitious to walk into oneself.

[@anapinedaarteaga1948]

Your music is a caress for the soul. Thank you so much!!! ❤️

[@NaoSogabe]

Thanks for listening!

[@DarthK1tteh]

Oh, this is wonderful for surya namaskar also! 💙💚💛

[@NaoSogabe]

I think so too!

[@ginagabriel2613]

I want to thank you for the beautiful video. Very inspiring.🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏💕

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for listening!

[@mikahist4155]

Beautiful - may peace be upon the world 🕊️💛🕊️

[@NaoSogabe]

I wish it as well...

[@minagitika5012]

🌼🙏🌼An immense joy, happiness and delight that stirs my heart to its very core. A deep and heartfelt thank you❤❤❤

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for listening!

[@emerzonalveslima9003]

Glória ao Pai Celestial Criador de todas as coisas, a te rendo graças com essa canção senhor

[@locobrusca]

Domo arigato!!! muchas gracias por compartir esta música reparadora, que también amplía la capacidad de soportar dificultades en momentos difíciles creados por nuestra ilusión, es un camino que escogimos y tenemos que transitar, escuchando su música es mas placentero el presente, Gracias Nao Sogabe!!!

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for your words!

[@TheFlame1965]

Wow such rich crisp smooth beautiful sounds and tones from a you and this beautiful instrument. ❤❤❤ instrument

[@NaoSogabe]

Thanks for listening and your nice feedback!

[@Rjl41]

どうもありがとうございます!

[@NaoSogabe]

お聴きいただいてありがとうございます！

[@asia5441]

FROM THE HEART TO ETERNITY...

[@munirakarimova7046]

Уд - прекрасный инструмент! Очень его люблю! Мечтала научится играть на нем! Музыка для души! Спасибо 👍♥️🌺

[@saidbazry]

Amazingly calm and peaceful listening to your music.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much!

[@sophieamirian6726]

HOW MESMERIZING AND SOOTHING IS YOUR MUSIC❤ ONLY LISTENING BY ALL BEING TAKES OFF FROM GRAND TO HEAVENLY PLACE OF MIND ❤ THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU ❤

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you always!

[@lferracini]

A bit of support, but with a big intent. Thanks for your music. It's thoughtful and makes reflect about the inner self.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you!

[@anabojanovic729]

This music really provides peace and resilience, I believe in it. I am also impressed by the duration of your continuous instrument playing, it is just wow.

[@brightmedia1024]

It's amazing isn't it? I just discovered it. Naosan, kokoro ochitsuku ongaku o arigatō. >> ナオさん、心落ち着く音楽をありがとう。

[@janetmackinnon3411]

THank you so much for this.

[@taharserbis5649]

Mille MERCIS ...

[@yksderson]

Love you and your music man! This elevates on the spiritual level and humbles the persona. Thanks

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you for your comment! It's encouraging.

[@brotherjames1623]

So beautiful, it takes me back to the middle east where I have spent much time. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@EzmePearl]

Absolutely enchanted..

[@NaoSogabe]

Thanks a lot!

[@thevibrationroom7584]

That instrument is gorgeous ❤

[@michellelafaye2721]

Absolutely beyond the realm of the physical. This music is always very spiritual moving. Beautiful instrument .... 12 strings of 11 strings. certainly must take years to perfect. Long Tapered fingers certainly helps. Beautiful hands play this beautiful instrument.

[@NaoSogabe]

I don't know how to say thank you... In any case, thank you very much for your words.

[@andreashirt9424]

i like zen art and he and the music fits fine in this spirit

[@AmnaMawazKhan]

Thank YOU for everything you are creating and sustaining.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you for listening!

[@aboeskander3663]

Great performance and high feelings. Thank You

[@NaoSogabe]

Thanks for listening!

[@valc6634]

I love this music, really great, I listen to it while I work on my computer.

[@NaoSogabe]

I'm glad that my music can accompany your daily life!

[@basedfarmer]

this is really great. cheers from USA! God bless

[@pingboucher4767]

Your choice of words are incredibly poetic and beautiful thank you for sharing your grace with us.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you for your beautiful words.

[@missakhaladjian]

Beautiful playing !! The oud is a spiritual instrument. Thank you

[@NaoSogabe]

Thanks for listening!

[@Andvas1968]

класс !

[@ateliedoconhecimento8998]

Amazing

[@caroczel]

Came across your channel just now...beautiful music, the likes I've been searching for...and wise words...pertaining to the fine arts... TY 🙏💗

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you for your visit! Please enjoy my music!

[@brightmedia1024]

ナオさん、心落ち着く音楽をありがとう。

[@NaoSogabe]

聴いていただいてありがとう！

[@timalma]

Thanks!

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@kartelcozanostra]

Браво Маэстро 🎼🎧❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@debwhite9432]

I will remember the martyred of Gaza and continue to fight for justice This music gives me strength Thank you

[@BornTrespasser]

I agree with you, and thank you for fighting for justice in Palestine. However, in my opinion, "martyred" is not the right word to use, because "martyred" implies that what is happening in Gaza and all of Palestine is a holy war. It's not a holy war, it's a settler colonial *genocide* imposed on the palestinian people, perpetrated by Israel, the USA, the EU, and many countries that give money or engage in trade with Israel.

[@airmagic2199]

FANTASTIC 👏 Greetings and Gratitude from California!!!!

[@rafaeldsouza3280]

super thanks! beautiful brother

[@spmoran4703]

Such a beautiful instrument .

[@melissageorge4248]

Beautiful performance!

[@gwenwade6059]

So beautiful. Thank you.

[@FernandButeau]

A thousand thanks

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you too!

[@shelleyenns4199]

thank you

[@juratele]

Thank you🤍

[@djemaajones7416]

J’adore écouter franchement ça aide

[@NaoSogabe]

Merci beaucoup!

[@christophermichael2493]

Moses is the water, the water is a Mind, the Mind is all things, and the water is our thought’s, Unified, I Am, The Air To Our Throne.

[@AmbientDawn]

Absolutely love the sound of the Oud. Beautiful.

[@NaoSogabe]

Yes indeed, however, it's quite difficult to master this instrument. I am always trying to get more out of this instrument.

[@JazminaMemich]

❤ thanks 🙏🙏🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@goldenbelly8268]

Exquisite, thank you for your deep sensitivity❤

[@NaoSogabe]

Wow, thank you for listening!

[@olgaprokopieva2692]

Thank you for your beautiful music. I was looking for something like this. Usually, I listen to the Guqin or Xiao flute, and sometimes Erhu and Guzheng, some of them Buddhist or Daoist pieces quite meditative in nature. But I have too few favorite pieces that take me on the journey. Your mastery of the instrument is remarkable. It seems that you can play just about any string instrument.

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you so much for your positive feedback!

[@suzysampa]

❤ Realmente extraordinário. Verdadeiro Som das Esferas 🙌

[@NaoSogabe]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@baselshammout6660]

Amazing Thank you

[@marciarique8527]

SO BEAUTIFUL MUSIC ❤❤❤

[@JudgeFredd]

Pure joy

[@hanibabavand3198]

Love you master!

[@mattcalfee6781]

Every body feels sadness one time or another 😔

[@NaoSogabe]

That is the reality... That's why it's so important to learn how to deal with it.

[@Eleonora-mw8yc]

With music ❤️ with love for who never felt , like for nature , for animals , and everything will turn back ❤️ love is the only treatment ❤️🌟

[@leaannromolovelite]

I want to give you a big hug

[@Eleonora-mw8yc]

Grazie ❤

[@GregTom2]

Truly a rapturous melody. Surprisingly good track to spend the afternoon in bed with your lover.

[@lindasc-m5917]

This music is very calming. I love it. Thanks

[@sweets4mimi]

just so beautiful and melodic. I love it.

[@benjalen1519]

AMAZING

[@lucapolidori8817]

It may sound sad because is based on minor chords, but it depends mainly on the state of mind of the listener. I find it meditative. I once had an oud, but during a change of home, somebody stepped on it. Now it's destroyed but I still have it in a storage location. It's a fantastic instrument. Unfortunately it was broken before I even started to learn it.

[@NaoSogabe]

I have already explained the minor key in my music in several videos, e.g. here: Oud is quite a low-priced instrument compared to e.g. guitar. With 300 euros/dollars you can only buy a beginner's guitar of poor quality, but with the same price you can buy a quite decent oud! Maybe you can do some thinking about it?

[@marzbitenhaussen]

your music is beautiful, music from the heavens