Online Oud Course in saint-john
Links
- Baglama saint-john Course
- Persian Piano saint-john Course
- Tar saint-john Course
- Tombak saint-john Course
- Tanbur saint-john Course
- Darboka saint-john Course
- Daf saint-john Course
- Persian Dotar saint-john Course
- Divan saint-john Course
- Persian Santoor saint-john Course
- Setar saint-john Course
- Oud saint-john Course
- Kanun saint-john Course
- Ghaychak saint-john Course
- Persian Kamancheh saint-john Course
- Keyboard saint-john Course
- Persian Ney saint-john Course
- Persian Violin saint-john Course
- Child Music saint-john
- Fluet Children saint-john
- Orff Music saint-john
- Piano Child saint-john
- Tonbak Child saint-john
- Violin Child saint-john
- Xylophone Child saint-john
- Accordion saint-john
- Cajon saint-john
- Cello saint-john
- Clarinet saint-john
- Classic Violin saint-john
- Double Bass saint-john
- Electric Guitar saint-john
- Flute saint-john
- Guitar saint-john
- Handpan saint-john
- Hangderam saint-john
- Harmonica saint-john
- Harmonica saint-john
- Harp saint-john
- Lakota Fluet saint-john
- Melodica saint-john
- Persian Tang saint-john
- Piano saint-john
- Saxophone saint-john
- Violin Alto saint-john
- Iranian Singing saint-john
- Persian Avaz saint-john
- Persian Chore saint-john
- Persian Foley saint-john
- Persian Pop Singing saint-john
- Persian Singing saint-john
- Baglama saint-john
- Daf saint-john
- Darboka saint-john
- Divan saint-john
- Ghaychak saint-john
- Kanun saint-john
- Keyboard saint-john
- Oud saint-john
- Persian Dotar saint-john
- Persian Kamancheh saint-john
- Persian Ney saint-john
- Persian Piano saint-john
- Persian Santoor saint-john
- Persian Violin saint-john
- Setar saint-john
- Tanbur saint-john
- Tar saint-john
- Tombak saint-john
Close Filters
Parastoo Khandani - Oud course
tuition: 750,000 toman
Eghbal Mansour - Oud course
tuition: 750,000 toman
Pooya Khoshbin - Oud course
tuition: 400,000 tomanOud saint-john
The appearance features of Lute (oud)
- Oud looks like a pear and it’s made of wood.
- There are two common types of oud: Arabic oud and foreign oud. The Arabic oud is usually larger and heavier than the foreign oud. Also it has a deeper bowl.
- Oud has 11 to 13 strings, which are made of metal or animal’s intestines.
- The player places the oud horizontally on her/his thigh and plucks the strings with the fingers of her/his right hand.
- Oud has a warm, soft and deep sound.
- This instrument is known for its ability to produce a wide range of notes also the ability to perform various playing techniques.
- Oud is used in various types of music, including traditional, classical, jazz and pop music.
- And this instrument is also played as a solo instrument and in bands.
- The history of oud goes back to the ancient times.
- The exact origin of this instrument is not obvious, but some believe it originates from Iran and others believe it originates from Mesopotamia.
- The oud has historically played an important role in the music of the Middle East and North Africa. It also has influenced many other instruments such as guitar and lute.