To be honest, I don't see how he can get any better.
Neither do I, he just get's faster, which isn't necessarily the same thing...Ronny Andersson - 11-8-2009 at 10:05 AM
Just another Shamma clone. Shamma must be devastating for the Egyptian oud school; I mean the old authentic Egyptian oud school. Matthias - 12-14-2009 at 03:11 AM
Hello,
have a look on my websites. There you will find some pictures from this competition that I took there.
Just another Shamma clone. Shamma must be devastating for the Egyptian oud school; I mean the old authentic Egyptian oud school.
"clone, devastating, old authentic?" Exactly what are you talking about Mr. Anderson? Naseer Shamma is a welcome addition to the many schools of
oud methods in Egypt and has enriched our over all oud study.
Adel Ibrahimspyros mesogeia - 12-14-2009 at 01:37 PM
ameer - 12-14-2009 at 02:33 PM
Am I the only one who thought that sounded extremely spastic? It's like when you're playing and have no idea where to go so you just flail around and
hope you hit something good.bibo10 - 12-14-2009 at 06:24 PM
Greg,
Please don't compare him to JT....JT is phenomenal.
I have to say this kid is amazing, he has very good skill but as you said the music doesnt move me.
I think there is a vast difference between the two...
again this kid is amazing, and for a young age he is outstanding but i personally don't prefer the style.
ameer,
I don't think it is that bad...but i agree with you to some extent.
