Jameel
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George Michel Video
http://www.elashmawyoudandnay.com/video.html
Excellent Video.
Please bring us more like this, Dr. Magdy El-Ashmawy!
There are those of us here that really love the old school playing.
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TruePharaoh21
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Aywa, Aywa! This video is great. I've always wanted to hear what George Michel sounded like in his younger days. Thank you very much for this! More,
more!
TP21
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revaldo29
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Allah allah,
Is tension on an Egyptian oud supposed to be lower than other ouds? It seems to achieve a certain characteristic sound.
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chaldo
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Indeed, this video is amazing, thanks ya Dr. Magdy El-Ashmawy.
Can anyone tell, what is the song that is following the playing of the great George Mischel? thanks
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samzayed
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The one second you hear of this piece is Semai Rast by Tatyous Effendi, a beautiful semai. Too bad we can't hear the rest
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SamirCanada
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Nice!!
by the way I think it is tuned down and also it looks like a Gamil Georges oud a Luthier with Nahat'esque skills.
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