Musically inclined people play the traditional instruments such as the piano or the guitar. These instruments can be learned easily and even small children can become accomplished players. But not everyone can play the Oud or has learned of it. This is one of the oldest stringed instruments in the world-it dates back to 3000 BCE. It became one of the most popular stringed instruments in the Classical world and has spread to the Middle East, Mediterranean and North African regions from its origin in the Southern Mesopotamia. The Oud, along with the Doumbek or Darbuka is still considered a Middle Eastern instrument up to this time. It is commonly associated with Arabic music and fortunately, still exists up to now. If you haven’t seen an Oud yet, now is the time to search for it. If you are planning to learn a new instrument, why not try it? You will find that it produces a wonderful sound and even has an electric version. If you search online, you can buy Egyptian or Turkish Oud. You can also get Oud lessons to complete your purchase. It can be difficult to find people who can teach you how to play the Oud so the Internet is your best option. You only have to purchase the lesson video and you will learn how to play in no time. Exploring music all over the world is always a good thing. Start with Arabic and you can move on to other regions later on. Arab Instruments is the author of this article on Doumbek & Darbuka. Find more information about Oud.
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