This was for a customer in the USA who wanted an oud suitable for their 10-year-old to learn on. Scale length of 45cm.
Here's the finished instrument:
Here's a sound/video sample:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFxPW_sELQ0
And here's some photos taken during the construction process:
A child's size oud
A child's size oud
I specialise in historical & world instruments.
https://www.dusepo.co.uk
https://www.dusepo.co.uk
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Re: A child's size oud
Very Nice!
I had an old oud that had a non-wood rose (early plastic? glue coated parchment?) added to the back side of the soundboard rather than an integral one. Were you going to do that with this one?
I had an old oud that had a non-wood rose (early plastic? glue coated parchment?) added to the back side of the soundboard rather than an integral one. Were you going to do that with this one?
Re: A child's size oud
I left this one with open soundholes, because I prefer that sound and it's designed for a child, so might get knocked around a bit in the future.Clay Schaeffer wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 1:11 pm Very Nice!
I had an old oud that had a non-wood rose (early plastic? glue coated parchment?) added to the back side of the soundboard rather than an integral one. Were you going to do that with this one?
I have put rosettes in some of my ouds, but I do prefer the more open sound.
I specialise in historical & world instruments.
https://www.dusepo.co.uk
https://www.dusepo.co.uk