Kawala Fingering - Learn to Play the Kawala / Ney
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In this video we will show you how to hold and fingering the Kawala. If you want to order this amazing Arabic kawala you can order it right here: www.arabinstrum...
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Ney Player: Niri Sadeh
finally kawala tutorials you are very amazing ♥
I am waiting for more :)
thank you my dear
Through you I was able to understand the basics of playing the flute
Because you were given the foundations of true education
Thank you for this highly professional education
very helpful video. I am profesional pianist and singer but I recieved kawala as a gift about a week ago in Egypt. And I fell in love with it. after one hour I´ve pulled out of her my first tone and after 1 week I already know 3 scales, so thank You - You helped me a lot. but I have to say it's very hard to learn to play on it for me. thus compared to the piano....anyway her sound is beautiful so it's definitely worth it.
do you play arabic ney ?
@@boanerges149 nope just trying to play kawala :)
you are such a talented teacher thank you
thank you so much!! Hugs from Chile
I have a question.
Where should I aim my air when I play and what angle should the Kawala be at?
I'm kind of confused about it and I haven't seen anything explaining it.
Amazing Thank you , and about the back hole in ney and not in kula , in ney it make the tone feel smooth , in kula you feel the roughness of the tone
Hello Niri Sadeh How do you reach a so grave note when you begin it's a sol rather me who only reach a la or a la# with all fingers puched?
Sorry in fact i'm not using the same kawala that's simply why it sounds différent but good too. Your tutorials are really go for beginners like me. Thank you for it and for making kawala accessible for people like me in France. I wish you the best!
@@adrienbreger4923
bonjour tu vis en france ?
j'ai acheté un ney arabe en roseau mais c'est chaud à jouer 😅😅😅
Taking شكراً على الشرح الجميل
Can you make a kawalla with the top hole drilled a little lower so you don't have to half-cover it?
How do you play different octaves
amazing. thank you
Hello; First, I am so happy to find your videos and the things that you share is very generous ! And I thank you very much for this.
I play an west African flutes (The Tambin from Guinea Conakry ) until years and i fall in love with the Kawala. I produce sounds whith my Kawala but I ear that there like a double sound on the first register that I can't reach. The sound of my first register is too clear... and i know that i miss something to have the "crying sound" of the Kawala. Have you some tips or exercises to obtain this kind of double sound please ?
Niri Sadeh, thanks a lot ! I'll try this ans go on to produce this great sound. Keep in touch
I got a very cheap kawala and 15 minutes sounds like a wounded mouse in heat.
The scale doesn't sound like the scale you are playing so am going to order a
better kawala now that I know I my fingers can actually cover the holes.
I have a kawala but the third note is note a quarter tone . is tuned like a major third
that was very useful thank you
please Nir, could you do the same video for Ney? would be great!!!
there are videos about Ney on the channel
Thanks Mansour, I saw them but I wanted the same video as this specific one for the Ney
I noticed that there is not much tutorials online appart yours Niri, and I dont know how is the situation for other beginners but I cant find a single teacher in belgium. I think that to continue (and maybe in the future buy a reed ney when feeling comfortable enough) some courses with series of notes to practice movements would be great! 😉
whowww sounds amazing :-) )))) many thanks for this opportunity Niri. I will contact you soon then!
Great. Could you please tell me: what is the total length of kawala?
You can click on every kawala for sizes: www.arabinstruments.com/ney/buy-arabic-kawala
hi i read your comment but i little bit confuse, can you explain in engglish and using a number for measurment .
@@robbysaputra7253 .I have the measures of G- kawala and F- kawala . What which one do you need ?
@@alial3802 hey can you send me both ? that would really helps :)
شكرا لك ما في عند اي فيديو شرح بالعربي؟؟؟
kann شفتك سمير😂😂
حتى انا احتاج شرح بالعربي
can you tell me how it made,please??
Thank you!
Thanks for the video! One question- how do you play scales like adjam and nahawend in something like this?
Ah thank you kind sir! So if I ordered the Rast do kawala from the website, would do(c) be my tonic for all scales? Ajam, nahawend, Saba, rast, hijaz, etc?
Niri Sadeh thank you Niri, see for instruments like Violin and qanun, I can play with just about any singer in the world, for kawala then, I would need 7 different kawalas (12 really) to match any singers tonic, is this correct? What I mean is- one kawala would only work if all singers sung in the same tonic? My primary goal is to also play kawala at haflat, but would need to match several different singers tonic. If so, does Arab instruments sell bundles?
Great , tank you :)
Should the fingers be straight? I have been practicing with curved fingers but I see most kawala players have straight fingers. Thanks ..
Thanks man! I have been practicing many years with curved fingers and now I'm trying with knuckles but I'm finding it difficult to get the notes. Do you teach lessons over Skype?
Niri Sadeh ok cool. I'm thinking to take some lessons in the spring when I have more time. Do you have an email or website I can set up a lesson with?
Ok thank you. I will do that in a couple months. Until then I will try practice with the knuckles! Peace
Which key is this kawala in the video? Thank you.
Niri Sadeh So if I wished to buy a kawala just like this one, would it be considered a La or Sol kawala? Thanks again!
ممكن تعمل ترجمه عربي لكي نستفيد
Hi
If one can play Traditional Indian flute, can one play Ney, Kawala too?
@nidisareh But if someone knows how to play Indian flute properly, one can learn to play Ney very fast or it'll take time for him too?
@nirisadeh
In India we have two types of bansuri. One is similar to Ney and one the traditional Indian bansuri which lord krishna used to play! I have played both of them. I find the one played by lord krishna more difficult to play. The one similar to ney is easier. But the problem is in India rarely anyone teaches how to play Ney. But many to teach how to play bansuri.
كلامك صح مية مية 😂😂😂😂😂
Can u give me the measure of kavala? Thanks
.I have the measures of G- kawala and F- kawala . What which one do you need ?
ممكن عربي فدوه
رماد الحب عيوني عربي اكو قناة محمد فتيان كل الدروس فيها مع النوتات وبث مباشر
naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
هذا الشخص عربي وليس اجنبي، واضح جدا من اللهجة
Cela n'est pas du roseau
🙏🏼
Hi Niri
I have a kawala Fa
Can you please do a tutorial
I am finding it very hard to play
So the intervals are starting from down G A B C D M F ? Right? and in F should be F G A SIB C D RE# ?
Good
awesome !@
nothing comes out of my wooden kawalas! :'( i followed the instructions & it's just air passin....is my set fake?!
Dear, it took me 6 month to make a sound out of my kawala and I couldnt even do it again🤣 I am still trying although🎅
@@fastlion2013
😂😂😂
I need advice on technique. After much practice I manage to play into 2nd octave, but not the last 4 notes. Any tips? Do you tilt the angle, pout lips etc or what?
How do you play in the second octave
What’s the tune of that ?
You can find details about this kawala here: www.arabinstruments.com/arabic-plastic-kawala-gold-do-c
@@Arabinstruments i got it thanks, so it’s in C
Is it possible to order 1 piece, the "Dokkah" only ?
You can order any ney you want here: www.arabinstruments.com/ney
What flute are you using?
Kawala: louiswoehlk@gmail.com
Thank you for this video, very useful information. I am also a flute maker, and I would like to build a Kawala; could you please tell me what the intervals are between the holes? For instance, if the root note is A, what would be the other 6? Thank you!
@@alial3802 i am here, please tell me 😊
@@alial3802 Thank you so much for the very detailed instructions! I have 2 more questions though; i don't use pvc pipe, i have a piece of bamboo on my hand right now, 42cm long (just cut it). Thing is, it tapers, so it has a diameter of 22.5mm on one end and 21.5mm on the other. I know from the ney that the mouth end corresponds to the bigger diameter (the part of the cane closer to the root)..is it the same with kawala? Also, for the third and fourth holes, i did not understand very well. I divide 3.5cm to 4 and i get 8.8mm or close to 9mm...but how do you get from that result to the fact that the distance between holes 2 and 3 (and between 4 and 5) is 2.9cm (i feel like there's a calculation missing from the explanation..or maybe I'm just thick and couldn't understand). Thanks again!
@@alial3802 Thank you so much once more for answering my questions! I know indeed the way i need to taper the mouth side. But i still have a mathematical problem on my mind. A quarter from half the third is approximately 9mm...3.5cm minus 9mm is 2.6cm..is this what you meant? (because you wrote 2.9 again and i can't figure out where you got that result from). I'm apologize for insisting so much, but i want to make it right from the first time, i don't have much bamboo. Thank you!
@@alial3802 i have a bit of experience with crafting various types of flutes from cane and bamboo...I'm not very fond of plastic. i already made another kawala out of bamboo, but i tuned it using a different method (placed the holes based on percentages i found in a book about flute making). I made the holes smaller at first, then i enlarged them to fine tune them; the instrument is tuned, but holes have different dimensions. What i actually wanted to know is what are the intervals between the notes on the kawala (as i asked in my initial post). But then i found on a website that they are tuned according to the Rast maqam (Do, Re, Mi half flat, Fa, Sol, La, Si half flat, Do). Now, the second kawala i want to make by your specifications, seems more straightforward than using percentages..this is why i insisted to understand the final step in your instructions (placing the 3rd and 4th holes). Thanks again!
@@alial3802 thank you again for the help! I just finished tuning the kawala..i used your system and it worked great! Now i have a bamboo Bayat kawala. Cheers!