Ismail Londt – Bayyt Naw Tahqq Mujawwad Maqmt basics

Ismail Londt
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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,

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baiyate nawa,

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and it's where your voice is a bit more warmed up.

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And

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there are a few options. So first you look at the tilt at the start

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like a slight push, and then you have a similar push right through.

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So

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option number one, what? Either Kaluza, so

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you have, what is

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kaluzanu?

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Okay, second you have, like, I mean, shall we three step? What is

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kaluzanu?

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Zero. That's

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another option where the ending is concerned. Even though you could

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have made the same and you see room.

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You see room, the endings are used to choose from and practice and

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amend and modify. But I'm looking at the structure starting and

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going through. So the first two, what is the

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new?

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And you can place wherever, what is the

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and then

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minshu is three steps? Why

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the kaluzanu? Then you have three steps again, but you start lower.

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Why is

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kalum? Just be careful not to pull too long. Actually, it's like

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it's actually five steps.

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Why is zero?

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Then? What you have,

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instead of having a climb, because all of these were like clams, ah,

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you have a drop. Why? Either was no

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milk, zero.

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WA, Isa

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kalum, wai za Kalu

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wa Zanu mukho zeroon,

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oh, just

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look at the starts. All those thoughts were the same. There's

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another way. We start the same, but then you have a slight

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play, what is what is a, What is a, but you push,

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what is

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Ka

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Luon,

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why?

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The

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five?

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Why? Either Kalu, whom?

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Why is a

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kalum, and then Wai is a

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kalum, and then Wai is a Kalu, WA, Zanu, and then Wai is

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a

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kalum, Abu. Aloo Zanu, just get your ear familiar, practice, try

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trying it on other verses,

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cotillah.

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Do Din na

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vida. Till

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Do

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Din

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Nari,

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da

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till.

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Food, and then cotillah DoDIN could and then you drop.

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Cotillah Do

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OS

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Habu

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odudin, and then you play

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Conti la os habul, o do din na di da,

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besides the slight tilt at the start, what is a you can also do

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it

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a bit more classy and add

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Why is

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so instead of Why is Why is

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why? Why is

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Why is

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can I have

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all your

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other five options there? Why is?

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Why?

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Kalu?

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Why? Just watch the length of your letters like better on a long

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vowel for that one with the five upward steps, wai

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the

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kaluzanu Seal, so

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kutila

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instead of kutila, so you have example in

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Manu

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in you can have option number three, where you come low and five

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up,

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what's our first set? What is

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depending on your first word or phrase or syllable, especially

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there's a Huna like in the ladeena, you can have that those

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five steps there in

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instead of Just in

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so in ladina, in

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ah,

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in, O, In,

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in In option

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number one

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In

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Manu in you

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fast

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in,

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in,

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in so check them and listen to them and try them. And

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you see there are five structures, three ways to start,

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but five structures filling your your mid content, and then you

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have options in your ends that we can work on at a later stage.

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Inshallah, now, and

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the next one is Shuri. So this was the Yati Nawa second level, your

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second phase, and part of the Yati the.

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