cossak
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new taso theorakis ud
hello all -
i'm new to the forum - and wanted to put in a plug for tasos theodorakis, from whom i just bought the oud pictured here. it has a deep throaty
sound and a resounding bam telli. incredibly light in weight as well. i will be growing into this instrument for a while - also, a great way to
spend some time in thessaloniki!
i live in upstate ny in binghamton - and am playing smyrnaika/rebetika on both the oud and the six string bouzouki. now to begin the process of
studying a bit more formally. i speak and read turkish so i don't have an excuse not to be a bit more on top of ottoman musical theory.
i enjoy everyone's posts!
costa
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Oudism
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how does it sound?a clip of sound would let us judge
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mavrothis
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Beautiful oud! Kaloriziko!
I look forward to meeting you and hearing your instrument. 
Take care,
mavrothis
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Multi Kulti
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Very beautiful indeed !!
It reminds me of an old Vassilaki he has in his collection.
Kaloriziko from me too and Congratulations to Taso one more time for his work
Nikos
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Ararat66
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Hi Costa
Lovely looking oud - I'm waiting on my Tasos oud in the next few weeks so I feel very excited for you. Play it with great passion and heart.
Leon
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