Baglama Turkish

Dear reader, our Turkish Baglama application provides you with the easiest way to create melodies and master playing Turkish paglama in an easy and wonderful way!

The application is intended for musicians, whether they are amateurs or professionals, and it helps to play the most beautiful eastern and western tunes on a mobile phone. It is a modified version of another application, Org Sharqy, which has been downloaded more than a million times on Play Store.

The app is a simulator of the wonderful Turkish musical instrument saz, bouzouki and baglama, as it contains the same number of strings and notes and the same marking positions on the real strings.

The app uses a baglama tones from a musical instrument with a very realistic sound and contains the same layers of music with the same high / low notes.

The app to teach baglama is the best application for those wishing to learn oriental scales, as it contains features and specifications for music. We have also been keen to add the feature of teaching the basic eastern shrines (Ajam, Nahawend, Hujaz, Kurd), as there are 24 pictures inside the application through which you can choose the denomination and from all degrees (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, la, si) and the signs will appear Indicates the maqam ladder on the baglama strings, allowing you to perceive and understand the keys and tones of each maqam and in any degree.

The application contains more than 300 Turkish training songs that were played by people of different tastes and beautiful ways of playing, which were sent through the Org Sharqy application, and through these songs the user can learn how to play any song by imitating the number of clicks and their places on the strings.

The application of teaching bouzouki and baglama is a completely free application and there are no selling products within the application.

We are pleased with your comments and evaluation if you like the application, do not hesitate to leave your comment in the comments and we wish you enjoyable educational times for the Baglama instrument , and welcome.