newlife_ks - 12-7-2016 at 06:41 AM
Hello folks!
Since I had overwhelming feedback for Tareq's Exercises 1 
I decided to post
exercises part 2 especially for Humam and chaldo who gave response. Thanks for that!
There is a part about in the middle of the video where Tareq does some risha technique which I did not transcribe, just the 7/8 part of it. He also
shows some artistic stuff near the sound hole which I also skipped. You have to figure out for yourself.
If anybody of you knows more interesting stuff like Tareq's, please post some links!
Attachment: Tareq Jundi Exercises 2.pdf (45kB)
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Humam - 12-7-2016 at 10:39 AM
Thank you very much newlife_ks for the exercise. The file downloaded six times, I think this number is not bad at all, and it does count as a positive
feedback too.
What tool are you using to create the script?
Best regards.
newlife_ks - 12-7-2016 at 01:25 PM
Hello Humam!
I use Sibelius 7.5 and export to pdf. Btw maybe I'm going to update my pdfs soon because by playing them I noticed that more fingerings might be
helpful. They are for me, I'll edit them anyway, so it won't be a big deal to post them here. Even if others might have different opinions about
fingering.
I'm also thinking about making up my own exercises for posting. I'm mainly a guitar player, but some of guitar exercises are very good for oud too.
E.g. there's one pattern starting with a major seventh upward C arpeggio (C E G B) going down the scale back down, then continues with the D minor
arpeggio (D F A C) and scale down and so on. I believe it makes sense to capture what you're doing when you fiddle around on the oud. You always will
discover something you can't play at first, and that's what one should remember and write down to expand one's limits.
Just some days ago I started using my Qi Gong balls again with left and right hand, and I feel that training does something good to my finger joints
which are not the youngest anymore. I can only highly recommend the use of those balls, especially the stone ones because of their weight, not those
lighter ones with the jingling sound inside. They're ok too, but too lightweighted to train my fingers. Practising with them even seems to have a
positive effect on my spirit, they make me feel better and sort of drag me to my oud to see what they did for me. I either like to concentrate on them
or just play while watching tv. With four balls you can even train both of your hands. Give them a try, you won't regret it! Starting of with the
balls before playing your oud gives you quite another start into your playing.
Microber - 12-8-2016 at 12:32 PM
Thank you for the work newlife_ks. Very useful.
Robert
JawadDub - 12-9-2016 at 03:51 AM
thanks so much for the tips 
chaldo - 12-9-2016 at 06:38 AM
wow. thanks again!!