The instructor here moves on to talk about the fourth verse and changing the scale __ Hello my name is Tareq Al Jundi from i3zif.com. today in lesson #20 we will learn the fourth verse in Sama'ee. The fourth verse usually has a conversion of scale. Let us look, the time signature is 3/4 , we call it waltz. We have 3 beats in each bar, the rhythm is dance-like, as does the whole verse, far from the slow rhythm we did in the 10/8. Let us read it simply Do Re Mi Re Do Si Re Sol Rest Do Re Mi Re Mi Fa Mi Re Mi Fa sol Rest. Tati Tati Tati Ta Rest, this is what we did. Then it is repeated Do Re I Re Do Si Re Sol Rest , now we go to the next part Si La Sol Fa Mi Re Do Mi Sol Do Rest Rest, and repeat. Let us play it *Play music*all picks are down *Play music* Tati Tati Tati Ta down up *Play music* and repeat from the beginning *Play music* Rest, next, *Play music* notice how the tone has a dance feel, there is a noticeable scale. Look at the second part, we have an ascending scale Sol to Mi : Sol La Si Do Re Mi, then descending from Re to Fa : Re Do Si La Sol Fa. You will notice that this is a sequence, recurring *Play music* then *Play music* and closing with the same method he closed the first part. Let us read it : Sol La Si Do Re Mi Re Do Si La Sol Fa Mi Re Mi Fa Sol La Si La Sol Fa Mi Re Do Si Do Re Mi Fa Sol Fa Mi Re Do Si Do Mi Sol Do, I will connect the first 2 parts *Play music* next *Play music*again *Play music* we can play it a bit slower, we should, then gradually increase speed to reach this level. Let us look at the next part, Mi Re Do Mi Re Do Mi Re Do Mi Re Do Re , time = 3 beat, then Sol Rest Re Do Si Re Do Si Re Do Si Re Do Si Do Fa Rest Sol La Si Do Mi Re Do Si Re Do Rest and repeat from the same point *Play music* again *Play music* I will play the fourth verse from the top *Play music* and repeat *Play music* Next *Play music*it is very important to result in an ascending and descending sound like this *Play music*again *Play music* next *Play music* and we go to the chorus. I am trying to play once without embellishments, and once with embellishments, to notice how we embellish, and how much we can imitate them, then gradually enhance their performance. This is one of the most important acrostics, and very well known, based on Sama'ee Thaqeel scale. You will find many acrostics and tracks based on this scale. Practice real slowly and try to find other recording for it and listen to them.