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Thank you so much, Yaniv! It's a very nice pattern!

The progression of notes is reminiscent of «Στο’πα και σ’το ξαναλέω» (s‘ topa kai s’to ksanaleo)! Lovely vocal range you have.

כל הכבוד יניב על הקפיצה למים עמוקים. לא פשוט לבחור בסגנון וגם לנגן וגם לשיר ביחד

אחלה ביצוע! לא מכיר את המקור אבל נוגע

is sayed darwish was alive he would've unlived himself knowing his song would be sang by children killers and Zio genocide supporters

Very nice playing

אלוף🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

מיזל יתותך

Thank you for sharing. What clip on mic are you using?

thank you man, please make more videos like this! learning so much from this, watched it many times already!

הלוואי והיית עושה יותר סרטונים, תוכן מדהים

Merci !

Formidable ! Merci beaucoup ...

Love your videos, perfectly and eloquently explained, always practical, and no time wasted. כל הכבוד

איזה יופי 🙌

למה עצרת

super

Great video! Can you please tell me what metronome you're using? Thanks. - Tony

This is great. Now I've just gotta play it a hundred times and repeat with each maqam...

Hi. Compliments for your project. How can i amplify my oud for live session? (Pick up or microphone?) Thanks

Wonderful so enchanted. Thanks you inspired an old man😃. I really imitated your performance.

HEy buddy, thanks a lot for your lessons, I find your channel the best for learning oud on youtube. Do you think to continue the series on ornementations and phrasing ?

Very cool. You are a gifted player and an inventive improviser. Never seen these modulations.

Yaniv, this is amazing. You really show a very advanced understanding of the maqams, and this content is incredibly helpful. The segah family of maqam is one of the most challenging for me as a westerner used to a lifetime of equal temperament, both to listen to and feel as well as understand, and this is incredibly helpful. Particularly helpful was the note on how jins hijaz is altered in this context with the second degree raised and the third degree flattened, very similar to what I've sometimes heard called "garip hicaz" in Turkish makam theory. (Your use of Segah instead of Sikah, and other names like Buselik, Dugah, etc suggests you are familiar with Turkish makam as well as the Arabic theory-- is this true??) Being able to follow along and understand what is happening in a taqsim like this makes it much more enjoyable and musical, and solidifies the understanding of the musical landscape. Really appreciate your hard work and high quality content. It's invaluable! ❤

This is excellent, thank you for this content. As a westerner learning oud, there is not a lot of high quality, English language content explaining theory of the maqamat, and even less applying directly to the oud. Very glad to have found your channel!

hi yaniv shaloom your oud is magnificent where did you buy it. thank's man

Thanks for your vidéos. It is what i need to get to advanced level on the oud. Thanks

Nice Playing! May I ask what kind of Our you have and where did you get it? looks either Iraqi or Turkish. I like the pure, clean sound!

Thanks for this and many other videos, Yaniv! Your profound approach to playing oud is ivery impressive! I'm only starting this way Could I ask you about your right arm- elbow and upper part of arm. Is it floating constantly in the air? Or it stays in contact with oud for support in some points? Once again thank you for your art!

איזה אלוף

Very nice, thank you!

Hi. I am learning how to play the oud, and this was extremely useful to learn more about all these different techniques. Thank you for taking the time to put this together.

Super cool! Thanks for sharing!

איזה יופי! עוד סרטונים בבקשה!

I Wish you'll do it with Hebrew subtitles

מדהים

👏👏👏

Hey yaniv amazing player ,Do you trying to explain something how to do what to practice?or just to show how amazing you play?

Very useful, thanks a lot! please continue to make tutorial in english as it's hard to find good ressources on youtube.

What is the thickness of your Risha for good tremolo, and where would you suggest buying it? Thank you!

Shalom Yaniv! Great videos, but sheet music seems to be not available... Is there a place we could download it from? Thanks again and please continue teaching oud!

Thank you very much very usefull lessons i watch you :) .I would like to ask what this exercise help with ?

Thank you for this amazing demonstration Yaniv! I've been revisiting this video since 2 weeks now after I got my first ever Oud. I wanted to ask, which pickup would suggest in order to play it through an amp or a loudspeaker system?

Thank you Yaniv. I do not own am oud. I play the guitar, so I am learning your techniques on a guitar but it really helps a lot with ny improvisjng and I will know what to do when I get to buy an oud. So, thank you very much!

Brother witch tuning your oud has for this song? super cool composition to practice, nice rhythm also 😍

I am a singer and I play the guitar to accompany. I would love to learn the oud when I find the money and time. Such a unique sound, especially the way you play it. Thank for the tutorial. How many years does it usually take for a child to learn where the notes are on the oud?

Thank you for your support! I´m starting with oud and for me it brings inspirations.

תודה רבה! מעולה 💪

thanks for posting again!! Would ( slowly) you do 5:20 when you hammer on/off E and F...need to learn this.

Thanks 🙏, great class, and the Oud sounds good 👍