Jono Oud N.Z
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Greek/Turkish Sheet music
Hi.
Just wondering if anyone happened to have any sheets for these songs?
They are from the Niki Tramba, Ross Daly & Labyrinth 'at the Cafe Aman' album.
Would be much appreciated.
1. Éimai Orfanós Apó Paidhí
2. Ápo Ton Kairó Pou Évghales to Mávra Sou Ta Roúcha
3. Marikáki
4. Zoúla-Zoúla
5. To Óniro Tou Christou
6. Ah Poú'nai 'Kéinos O Kairós
7. Mi Viázesai Mikrí Mou
9. Vré Yórgho
11.Katinaki
13. Pséftise Pléon O Douniás
14. Elenáki
15. Éla Pashá Mou
16. Mes' to Pashá Limani
17.To oniro tou christou
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spartan
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these sheets are very hard to find
I think I have two of them (Katinaki & Elenaki) , and I will try to send you
this is a very good book with old rembetiko songs on Arabic notation
amazing job, but it's in greek
http://fagottobooks.gr/eng/categories_details.php?cat_id=8&met=0
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Jono Oud N.Z
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Hi.
Thanks.
This book looks really good, even if the language is Greek, I can still play the scores.
Never heard of this book, it looks very interesting.
I really like this particular style of maqam music.
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spyros mesogeia
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I THINK A TEACHER THAT KNOWS THIS REPERTUARE WOULD BE THE BEST SOLUTION MY FRIEND,
JUST A SUGGESTION.
REGARDS
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Mehran
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Spartan,
Do you know what songs are in that book? Couldnt find them on the website.
Looks like an amazing book. Been looking for something like this for a while. Are the tunes westernised, i.e. have they taken the quarter tones
out?
Cheers
Mehran
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Jono Oud N.Z
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Hi.
I agree.
Unfortunately there are very very few people in NZ who play the oud or any maqam based music at all.
I was fortunate to have an Egyptian oud teacher, but he is back in Cairo.
As I have the recordings, learning some of the pieces should be OK.
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