Branko
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oud & sarangi
Impromptu jam in nihavent - kirwani mode
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Edward Powell
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great combo!
thanks
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MatthewW
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I agree, nice combination of instruments. If you didn't know it was a sarangi you might think it was another stringed instrument more associated with
the oud, maybe like a violin, kemence, etc. cheers,MW
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Well, this was first time I met the guy, we were not even tuned properly, so it is real impromptu recorded on my mp3 player. I just want to see forum
members opinion on "shoe box" kemence and oud combination, as I am considering further exploration/collaboration. Any suggestions on maqam/raga
combinations, please?
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Edward Powell
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Try Nikriz / Hemavati 
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Interesting stuff Branko.
CQ
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Bhairavi is one of my favourites, suits the oud nicely.
http://www.chandrakantha.com/raga_raag/bhairavi/bhairavi.html
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Branko
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Matthew,
How about Bhairavi/Hijaz-kar-kurd and Bhairav/Hijaz-kar combination?
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Hi Branko
A hijaz-kar kurd/bhairavi would work nicely as they share a similiar scale pattern- hijaz kar kurd uses a minor 2nd ( western terminology) in its
scale and bhairavi uses both the minor and the natural 2nd, both use a similiar 7th degree scale note.
a hijaz kar might be a bit more tricky, depending on the form you wish to use- from what I understand Hijaz Kar can have two forms, one having a
natural 7th scale degree and one form without. If you use the one with a natural 7th scale degree ( ie: if Hijaz Kar in the key of C the natural 7th (
western terminology) would be a B note; if in the key of D it would be C#) it could fit OK depending how/when you modulate to it. Follow your own
feelings on it- from what I've heard of your oud playing you should have no problems bud! cheers, MW
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what I have been doing the last few years in this direction of combining ragas and makams is, rather than taking whole ragas and whole makams and
hopefully finding compatibility, I have been taking makam and raga tetra and pentachords, and combining those and coming up with "ragmakams".
For example:
-"ragmakam ussak bageshri" (ussak tetrachord plus bageshri tetrachord)
-"desh huzzam" (desh pentachord plus huzzam tetrachord)
...but one that I found works really well when you take the entire raga and the entire makam, even though the notes are a bit different, still when
you go back and forth between the two, are BHAIRAVI, and SABA.
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Branko
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Edward and Matthew,
Thanks a lot. You are very kind to share knowlage.
Best wishes
Branko
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