Poetry and Oud (Full Version)

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rojarosguitar -> Poetry and Oud (Aug. 27 2014 16:17:09) Not related with flamenco, but maybe some of you will appreciate the break: A first result of my collaboration with my friend Boris Koneczny, actor at the theater of Mannheim and author; he's reading a poem of Mascha Kaléko and I play the oud.

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rojarosguitar -> RE: Poetry and Oud (Sep. 1 2014 15:25:20) So nobody cares to listen to? Or you find it so abhorrent that you don't want to comment on it LOL

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Estevan -> RE: Poetry and Oud (Sep. 1 2014 16:12:24) Well I can't understand German poetry (apart from a few key words like 'Traum' ) but I thought the music was very nice, and it seemed to go together well.

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rojarosguitar -> RE: Poetry and Oud (Sep. 1 2014 21:34:19) Thanks for the kind comment!

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gj Michelob -> RE: Poetry and Oud (Sep. 2 2014 2:07:07) I really enjoyed the Oud, I am afraid I am not privy to the music style or the instrument to offer a more elaborate and creditable review. Instinctively, however, I found it most pleasant. In fact, I felt the Oud recited a poem of its own.

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Guest -> RE: Poetry and Oud (Sep. 2 2014 6:34:35) I most defiantly enjoyed the oud playing The text is unfortunately lost to me but imagine more powerful if it was ones mother tongue An Egyptian/ Australian acquaintance recently set gibrans work to oud without direct reference to the text Might be of interest Thank you for sharing

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rojarosguitar -> RE: Poetry and Oud (Sep. 2 2014 12:07:12) Many thanks for kind comments and for the reference to Joseph Tawardos' recording...

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