Talama Ashkou Gharami - Arabic Folklore || Ukulele Tab || طالما اشكو غرامي

Talama Ashkou Gharami (As long as I profess my love) - طالما اشكو غرامي is a traditional non-secular chant sung in religious Muslim ceremonies and events such as Ramadan and Eid. It is featured as the soundtrack to Arabic civilization in Sid Myer's Civilization 6
In this simple arrangement, you play the skeleton melody. This is a simple melody and can be considered Prep-Grade level
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Let me know if you think Arabic music fits on the ukulele well down below 👇

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

Mashallah!

[@rouujay5723]

This is impressive!

[@tylergoldstein]

Beautiful

[@thomascouch4864]

I am trying to get this one. I swear my fingers and mind make that first measure so much more a pain. They want to throw an open E string right at the end, and I have to fight it.

[@lucydayLucida]

Lovely! What is the name of the scale this is based on, if you know? Arabic scale?

[@MKFingerstyleAcademy]

This would be a maqam nahawand if I am not mistaken

[@lucydayLucida]

@@MKFingerstyleAcademy Thank you. I will do some research on it.