yayoud
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Oud in South America
Greetings forum.
My name is Eduardo from Peru (South America).
I'm wonder if someone of you know a good oud-maker in Latin America with reasonable prices for ouds for apprentice.
This question is because in some post, you talk about oud-makers around the world,but no south America.
I have no instruction in oud at all, but guitar. I like the idea to grow my musical skills and know about other cultures.
I wonder if you have this information or maybe share some plans (mesure and sizes) in order to try to make my first one.
Regards from Perú.
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John Erlich
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Hi Eduardo,
Have you tried asking Pablo? I think he's based in Buenos Aires - http://oudpage.tripod.com/
Buena suerte,
"Udi" John
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Etman
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Oud come in different sizes & types , mainly 3 types:
1. Arabic tuned - fixed/glued bridge, (string length(SL) varies 58.5cm, 60cm and also 61.5cm) most common nowadays 58.5 cm (String length from the Nut
to the bridge)
2. Turkish tuned - fixed/glued bridge ; usually string length 57cm -58.5
3. Iraqi (Bashir-style) - floating bridge; mainly 57cm
Sizes of the bowel differs also traditional Arabic 51-52 cm length ......by 36-38 cm width .....,Most popular size nowadays (49 cm x 36 cm )
Neck usually 1/3 of the SL ( 19 cm neck for 58cm SL) , 19.5 for 58.5 & 20 cm for 60 cc SL
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yayoud
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Thank you John Erlich, no, I haven't
I will check his page ASAP!!!
Thank you very much...
Etman, thank you very much for your information !!
It will help a lot, even if I mix it with some mails from oud-makers from Turkey.
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Btw, I got crazy and purchased one from amazon for 350$ door-to-door, Turkey to Lima(Perú).
For this price here in Perú you can buy a very good guitar.
For me it's a reasonable price for an oud, (I guess), although by the wood used in it, is not cheap.
Ebony fingerboard and pegs,
Spruce wood for the top
Maple / Mohagany Bowl
I took this desition because Perú makes guitars and other andean wood instruments, but no ouds.
Even bandurrias o laúds is not our best. With some friends we consider was a good bet bring it from Turkey.
They really know what they do about it, and for us is a 'respect thing'.
I hope it arrieves with no problem.
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I will share my experience with you and share some photos.
Thank you very much to all of you.
We'll keep in touch.
Saludos desde Lima - Perú
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