Ahmad Abdel Ghani
Arabic Ney in D, by Ahmad Abdel Ghani
Arabic Ney in D, by Ahmad Abdel Ghani
SKU:WIN255
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A professional ney in the key of D by Palestinian maker Ahmad Abdel Ghani. Also known as Noda, Ahmad has been playing the ney for twenty years. In 2013, he began crafting them from natural reeds, which he collects annually during the harvest season.
Master artisan Ahmad Abdel Ghani cultivates these neys through a refined two-year shade-curing process, shielding each cane reed from direct sunlight. His sophisticated approach employs precise mathematical principles to determine the optimal proportions and placement of tone holes, ensuring exceptional acoustic fidelity. The finishing touch—an application of aromatic orange oil—not only elevates the instrument's tonal qualities but also imparts a subtle luster that distinguishes these refined wind instruments as true objets d'art.
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Beautiful amazing instrument! Easy and fun to play! Highly recommended! Great customer service and fast shipping!!
Jackie arrived, nicely packed and in rapid order... much lighter than I expected, thank goodness as the instrument is attached to the player by their thumbs (and mine are kind of old).
I never thought that it would be so challenging for me to learn play ... so different from anything I've tried before... I can feel the neurons in my brain sparking and protesting. Actually, it feels good to build new pathways. The cat is none too pleased with my new endeavor. However, Jackie is a beautiful instrument, well made and of good quality. I'm sure, in time, we'll become the best of friends.
Thanks to all at Lark in the Morning for making my experience so pleasant and trouble free. <3
The external Twin Spot works great on my Irish Bouzouki. I've scotched taped the pickup heads and wires it in place for easy adjustment, and the pick up sensitivity is very good. I'm running it through my guitar DI box for increased sensitivity and tone control.
I think that every household should have a buffalo horn. We are now the proud owners of a fine horn which we obtained from Lark in the morning. It will be handy for calling in the children from play, and signaling to the neighbors across the river.
This chieftain ain’t bad. I would say situated in between intermediate and professional grade. A little bit thick but not too thick. I’m happy with this purchase