We know what Ottoman Makam Yegah sounds like... but what about Arabic Maqam Yakah?

[@hoseinsan9752]

The desert summons thee, young traveller, may the wind be in your favor. The strumming of the Oud recalls the ancient memories of sand, water, and the wind. taking the listener with it to a calm place and then a chaotic one, and a moment afterwards, a beautiful one, but never a bad place. The player of the Oud orchestrates your mind as you're on the journey of music, making sure you enjoy the ride and experience everything first hand ❤

[@world_musician]

Never thought I'd hear you playing a high FF Oud!

[@ZakariaAli-v2w]

Trying to find that comment of yours where you said you loved Somali Oud. I’m curious though have you listened to any recordings of Somali Oud players. I’d add Sudanese Oud players too

[@OudforGuitarists]

I don't know many by name unfortunately. So I'd have a hard time sifting through my library to find them.

[@ZakariaAli-v2w]

There’s this song called dhadhami duniya played by Hadith Haji Adam. It’s a really good cover of the song try it out 😊

[@Onelros]

Is this a Jurjinah?

[@aldiwan1591]

Hi Onelros, jurjina is in 10/8, for this particular piece, we are on a 6/8. The Iqa should be more a kind of yuruk Samai or darij kind of thing. Have a nice day.

[@Onelros]

@@aldiwan1591 Thank you kindly! It sounds North African, is that where “darij” comes from?

[@JanKados]

hey Navid, i just sent you an email could you please reply if it is not a good time we can talk later