Ismail Londt – Bayyt Naw Tahqq Mujawwad Maqmt basics
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The speaker discusses different levels of bay Guinea, including Nawa, and gives examples of how to practice them. They also mention different ways to start and finish a sequence, including clams, milk, and milk. The speaker emphasizes the importance of practice and understanding the structure of the sequence.
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The second level of bayerti is referred to as Nawa,
baiyate nawa,
and it's where your voice is a bit more warmed up.
And
there are a few options. So first you look at the tilt at the start
like a slight push, and then you have a similar push right through.
So
option number one, what? Either Kaluza, so
you have, what is
kaluzanu?
Okay, second you have, like, I mean, shall we three step? What is
kaluzanu?
Zero. That's
another option where the ending is concerned. Even though you could
have made the same and you see room.
You see room, the endings are used to choose from and practice and
amend and modify. But I'm looking at the structure starting and
going through. So the first two, what is the
new?
And you can place wherever, what is the
and then
minshu is three steps? Why
the kaluzanu? Then you have three steps again, but you start lower.
Why is
kalum? Just be careful not to pull too long. Actually, it's like
it's actually five steps.
Why is zero?
Then? What you have,
instead of having a climb, because all of these were like clams, ah,
you have a drop. Why? Either was no
milk, zero.
WA, Isa
kalum, wai za Kalu
wa Zanu mukho zeroon,
oh, just
look at the starts. All those thoughts were the same. There's
another way. We start the same, but then you have a slight
play, what is what is a, What is a, but you push,
what is
Ka
Luon,
why?
The
five?
Why? Either Kalu, whom?
Why is a
kalum, and then Wai is a
kalum, and then Wai is a Kalu, WA, Zanu, and then Wai is
a
kalum, Abu. Aloo Zanu, just get your ear familiar, practice, try
trying it on other verses,
cotillah.
Do Din na
vida. Till
Do
Din
Nari,
da
till.
Food, and then cotillah DoDIN could and then you drop.
Cotillah Do
OS
Habu
odudin, and then you play
Conti la os habul, o do din na di da,
besides the slight tilt at the start, what is a you can also do
it
a bit more classy and add
Why is
so instead of Why is Why is
why? Why is
Why is
can I have
all your
other five options there? Why is?
Why?
Kalu?
Why? Just watch the length of your letters like better on a long
vowel for that one with the five upward steps, wai
the
kaluzanu Seal, so
kutila
instead of kutila, so you have example in
Manu
in you can have option number three, where you come low and five
up,
what's our first set? What is
depending on your first word or phrase or syllable, especially
there's a Huna like in the ladeena, you can have that those
five steps there in
instead of Just in
so in ladina, in
ah,
in, O, In,
in In option
number one
In
Manu in you
fast
in,
in,
in so check them and listen to them and try them. And
you see there are five structures, three ways to start,
but five structures filling your your mid content, and then you
have options in your ends that we can work on at a later stage.
Inshallah, now, and
the next one is Shuri. So this was the Yati Nawa second level, your
second phase, and part of the Yati the.