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Duduk improvisation

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kah wah ta
Singapore
Duduk A:
kah wah ta 439 jams

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Lets hear where add-ons will lead us to ?????
davidaustin
Very cool<3 bpm? +1
kah wah ta
kah wah ta Thanks for input...I really dont know the bmp...I just play out of emotions...to evoke a still quietness I guess. +1
GlezBass
Great jam on the Duduk Kah! Nice! ;) +1
Wade
Nicely done! +1
Bradford
So many deep pieces you share with us. +1
kah wah ta
kah wah ta Each one of us different in music expression from another...I vibrate with quiet/deep/ambient notes... +1
Bradford
Bradford I do as well. I also get inspired to dance musically like a swirling wind draws brief moving gestures on a deep calm lake. It’s like we pass a partially completed canvas between us here, at WL, never quite finishing it but rather making new sunrises and sunsets. Or something like that, lol. +1
PatrickDA
What a good sound - strong, and evocative:) +1
Pewi
Such a good idea to let this fantastic instrument speak for itself. It's nice that you give the individual notes enough time to develop<3<3 +1
kah wah ta
kah wah ta Yes...your input is very useful for playing this emotive instrument...letting it speak for itself... +1
Jypeka
Very nice improvisation Kah :) +0
kah wah ta
kah wah ta Appreciate your input.. +0
Shamika
So deep and mellow, lovely harmonies too <3 Such a soothing instrument :) +0
Raindox
Very nice! The duduk is a wonderful instrument! +0
kah wah ta
kah wah ta Yes...it makes soulful sounds...perhaps to mirror the dark parts of Armenia's history/genocide...I guess I do have a quietness within me and therefore resonate more with the duduk relative to the xiao/NAF +0
GeoWaEng
I am very impressed Kah Wah Ta, you are playing the Duduk very clearly and the gentle tunes
are very touching <3 +0
kah wah ta
kah wah ta You will be playing it soon enough..it does get into your bones as it can be so expressive...thank the Armenians for this deep flute... as Bradford puts it. +1