Hi James Well, in terms of tuning I meant tweaking the tangents so they sound 'right' in non-diatonic scales. Melissa or someone who plays middle-eastern music would know more about that. meanwhile my son the music student came home from university yesterday, had a go on the new instrument, and commented 'mmm. ..D mixolydian (with flattened seventh)...interesting tuning'. What are my options here: a) OK kid, you know more than I do, better take over b)stop showing up your mother already!!! c) see if we can work out a common repertoire (he plays mostly British tunes on mondola and guitar) Suggestions please... Clare
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