Oud Instrument Lessons - Module 1/100
What you'll learn
- In this course you will learn detailed explanations and tools, which are perfect for Oud beginners. Some of these things may include:
- 1- Ear training, so you can play anything by ear
- 2- Etudes and exercise so you will be trained on the songs you will learn here in this course
- 3- Modules: “practicing means you repeat the same module over and over” here is where you will learn each of the tools and techniques that you are going to use in your playing the Oud and help you prepare the next level
- 4- you will learn Maqams which is the musical scales of the Arab world.
- 5- you will learn songs and compositions
Requirements
- You should have an Oud instrument. if you need help please contact us here at Udemy
- Have footstool
Description
After 20 years of experience of teaching the Oud instrument, Ramy Adly introduces the best modules to learn the Oud instrument. Students who join the curriculum in the School of Oud Online can become the best soloists on the stage and learn how to teach this beautiful instrument to those around the world. Now, the curriculum is built to build Oud soloists that can represent their countries. Students join students from over 27 countries around the world.
For the first time, the school is introducing tutorial module videos.
One of the main goals when teaching the Oud, is to provide the most valuable and cutting edge tools that allows the student to play more effectively and smarter in a small amount of time.
The School of Oud Online curriculum teaches tools and just not information only. Tools make you play, information makes you think. I am sure you’d rather play and not just think.
You will be introduced to useful lessons, tools and sources to help prepare you for the next step. Our students around the world, are practicing very hard every single day to achieve their dreams. Students who come from no experience can become a World- Class oud player. It’s great achievements that I encourage and that also brings me great happiness to see them progress in this manner after having been taught in the School of Oud Online.
In this course you will be learn detailed explanations and tools, which are perfect for Oud beginners. Some of these things may include:
1- Ear training, so you can play anything by ear
2- Etudes and exercise so you will be trained on the songs you will learn here in this course
3- Modules: “practicing means you repeat the same module over and over” here is where you will learn each of the tools and techniques that you are going to use in your playing the Oud and help you prepare the next level
4- you will learn Maqams which is the musical scales of the Arab world.
5- you will learn songs and compositions
6- Is that all? No
Actually this is just the beginning, this course is one of 10 full courses to cover part of your journey in playing the Oud to the master level. Yes, the School of Oud Online is the ultimate and largest School in the world specialized in teaching the Oud instrument.
If you have any questions, please share your questions via video and send them back and I will be happy to answer them.
Tune your Oud and let’s roll
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Who this course is for:
- Beginner Oud players
- Oud courses - School of Oud Online
- Guitar players
- Learn Middle Eastern and Arabic music
Instructor
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- 4.6 Instructor Rating
- 14 Reviews
- 62 Students
- 1 Course
Ramy Adly is an American/Egyptian artist, young master of the Oud, the versatile Guitar- like instrument that shaped Arab classical music. Grounded in the main Middle Eastern, ancient Egypt and the Arab classical styles thanks to rigorous training in his native Egypt, Adly has branched out repeatedly, incorporating jazz idioms and embracing conversations with other large musicians around the world.
Adly has performed around the Middle East, Europe, and North America. He has composed music for theater and film, and gathered a large number of students around the world, via an innovative online curriculum he created, called School of Oud Online. His sensitive, robust playing has been heard from the Library at Alexandria to American cathedrals and schools. Now based in Washington, DC, Adly continues to expand the possibilities of his instrument. “I want to bring the oud to the same level as the guitar culturally, the instrument that’s everywhere and can do everything,” he exclaims.
For Adly, the oud has always been like a member of the family. Nearly everyone in his family played the oud when he was growing up in Cairo, including uncles, siblings, and his beloved grandfather, who gave him his first introduction to the complex, evocative instrument. “I grew up listening to the oud,” he recalls.
Listening is one thing, and mastering the instrument another. Adly plunged into his study of this age-old instrument at the Arab Oud House, with Iraqi oud virtuoso Naseer Shamma. Adly found himself practicing for a dozen hours a day, and loving it. "It was a lot like the system Paganini established for his students," Adly explains. “You have to go through the fire to be trained as a performer and composer. I graduated as both composer and soloist.”