Brian Prunka
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buzuq
hey guys, i just got a new buzuq from sukkar . . . check it out:
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Melbourne
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Hey Brian
That's a really impressive looking buzuq - congrats. Lets hope to hear it soon
I dont know much about buzuqs, but I'm guessing by OF's post, the tuning is C G C. If so, its not a million miles away from the Greek D A D rebetiko
bouzouki; which to me demonstrates that not in the too distant past, the two were the one instrument.
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Brian Prunka
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hey melbourne . . . thanks, I'm really enjoying it. i'll try to post a sound sample in the next few days . . .but you'll have be patient, i've only
been playing a few days
the tuning is C G C. i'm sure the two were more alike in the past, the only major difference is the frets are tied on & movable (so you can have
extra microtonal frets and adjust the intonation). i guess most modern bouzoukis have 4 courses? there's some more related to this in the "17th c.
saz" thread . . .
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samoora
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how much This buzok?
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katakofka
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Congrat...Brian
Let us hear the sound. I am used on 2 courses buzuq. G, C tuning. Don't know about the third course. But I assume in could be a D. I suggest trying,
A, D, A. A while ago I splited the G courses and made it A, D. I liked the combination. Try it.
Best
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samoora
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how much This buzok?
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samoora
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كيف حصلت عليه وباي ثمن ؟؟
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