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  1. Mar-31-2010, 01:11 #1
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    Buzouki

    Hallo,

    everyone. I'm Ahmadi and I play the Buzouki.
    Last edited by Krummhorn; Mar-31-2010 at 03:39. Reason: fixed typo
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  2. Mar-31-2010, 01:28 #2
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    Welcome to the forums. Help an old fellow out.... What is a Buzouka? surely not a "bazooka" that we have here that country musicians play more so.
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  3. Mar-31-2010, 03:38 #3
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    Welcome to the forum, Ahmadi.

    I know that you will enjoy your time here meeting new friends and participating in any of the wonderful discussions.

    For those interested, Wikipedia has this description for the Bazouki.
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    Amateur musicians practice until they get it right ...
    Pro    fessional musicians practice until they can't get it wrong ...

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  4. Mar-31-2010, 04:52 #4
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    ah I see.. it is spelled Bouzouki a greek strined instrument. I believe that this is used in the videos of Nana Mouskouri... Love her music....which I have posted links to here before. But

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoYq2lWupkA
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    Welcome aboard, Ahmadi---

    A great many professional musicians and composers will you find amongst the many friendly people here. Please do make yourself feel very much at home here.

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  6. Mar-31-2010, 13:41 #6
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    Welcome Ahmadi !
    Hey, When it comes to buzuki, I think the best to give you information are the...Greeks! right?
    So, we've got to kinds currently : the one with 8strings(we call it tetrachortho - 4string - cause you tune each two strings identical G-D-A-E) and the one with 6strings(called trichortho -3str -D-A-D). On trichordo we usually play older music (i.e. Rembetico ) and the modern things on tetracortho.
    How come Ahmadi and playin' buzuki in Denmark, are you related in any way with Greece?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ahmadi View Post
    Hallo,

    everyone. I'm Ahmadi and I play the Buzouki.
    Hello Ahmadi!

    Great to hear that others play Greek instruments as well! I am wondering how you chose it.

    Best regards,
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    Hello Ahmadi

    Welcome to the forum, glad you could join us.

    Thanks for the link Bill, I like her too.


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    from Kurdistan

    Thank you to everyone who passes by my page and I am Ahmadi from Kurdistan and play the Kurdish bouzouki, which is different from the Greek bouzouki I will try to put audio files and pictures of that when you get to know sections of the forum and I do not know the inglesh language and sorry Lsw explanation or expression, and thank you again.</SPAN>
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  10. Apr-01-2010, 03:35 #10
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    Ok my friend Ahmadi. I know what you mean.
    We've got a lot of Kurdish people here in Athens, gentle people, struggling to survive under difficould conditions, you know...
    I heard a man in a sqare playin' the Kurdish buzuki, it's beautyfull.
    I'm waitin' to see your pictures and of course to LISTEN to your buzuki !
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  11. Apr-01-2010, 03:48 #11
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    I too look forward to seeing your instriument and hearing it being played. I will try youtube..maybe something there.
    " The essance of reproduction,to feel and re-create that which was felt and impared by the creater,does not exclude- within natural limitations-the assertion of creative power" - Dr. Hugo Goldschmidt.

    I wish you the Best for each day, now and always.

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