Mike's Oud Forums

Teacher in Cairo?

Muhammad - 6-15-2008 at 11:13 AM

Hello !

I'm a new member of this very interesting forum.I'll be in cairo for 2months this summer and I'd like to know where I can find oud's teachers or place where I can learn the basis (I'm a newbie!)
Thanks a lot !

PS : sorry for my poor english :bowdown:

Hatem_Afandi - 6-15-2008 at 12:19 PM

Hi Muhammad,
I do recommend Dr. Atef Abdel Hameed. He specializes in oud teaching. Besides his extensive work at the Opera House and The University, Dr. Atef Abdel Hameed is REALLY passionate about restoring the classic music heritage as well as teaching young kids the oud at a very young age.
His latest work includes an excellent educational software package that is comprised of 4 volumes.
I am proud to claim that I am one of his students.
You may contact Dr. Atef via email:
atefabdelhameed@yahoo.com
Good luck!

Muhammad - 6-15-2008 at 12:43 PM

Hi Hatem!

Thank you
Shukran
Merci!
Gracias

I'll send him a mail.

suz_i_dil - 6-16-2008 at 08:59 AM

Try to have a look at the arabic oud house, the school directed by Naseer Shamma.
It is in he House Harrawi, you will find the adress in all touristic guide book, in Al Azhar mosque area.
The lessons are 3 times a week,in afternoon, and there is many teacher there, so you my find also a teacher who learn you the style you like.

Christian1095 - 6-16-2008 at 10:22 AM

Hatem,

Where can one get access to this software?

Hatem_Afandi - 6-17-2008 at 05:00 AM

Hi Chris,
You may contact Dr. Atef for the software.
I met Dr. Atef a few weeks ago while visiting Cairo. He finished Volume 1 and is in the process of finaliing Volume 2. The plan is to produce a total of 4 volumes to accommodate all levels of performance.
Best regards,
Hatem

Christian1095 - 6-17-2008 at 07:06 AM

Thanks! :bounce:

Glissentarist - 10-6-2008 at 01:44 AM

Christian1095, have you worked with DVD yet. How is it?

Would the Cairo Oud House be a good option if I only have time for 2-4 lessons while in Egypt?