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          Hakki Obadia

          stage name of Heskel Haron Obadia
          1924 or 1928-2004

          Encyclopedia of Jews in the Islamic World

          Hakki Obadia is an accomplished musician, born in Baghdad (no date available), who plays violin and ‘ud (Middle Eastern lute).

          At an early age, Obadia was trained in both Western classical and Middle Eastern music. Starting his career in Baghdad, he moved to the United States and studied at the University of California, Berkley, in the 1940s. Earning a music degree, he taught for thirty years in public schools on Long Island, New York.

          Hakki Obadia taught a mixed fingering system that uses finger 1 for several notes, finger 2 for some, but not all strings and finger 3, but not finger 4.

        1. Hakki Obadia taught a mixed fingering system that uses finger 1 for several notes, finger 2 for some, but not all strings and finger 3, but not finger 4.
        2. Hakki Obadia.
        3. Saaleem (Sam) Shaheen was along with Naim Karacand, Philip Solomon, and Hakki Obadia one of the most talented and in-demand Arab-American violinists of the.
        4. Arab-American Live Recordings vol.
        5. Further, there are over five-hundred biographical files of notable violists {resumes, concert programs, publicity materials, and historically significant viola.

          6. In the 1950s and onwards, he was active in the Arab musical life of New York City, playing in night clubs and in recording studios. He performed with Eddie Kocha…

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          When Eddie [Kochak] met Hakki Obadia, it was an artistic phenomenon as the Easterner from Baghdad collaborated with the Westerner from Brooklyn. Hakki, while lesser known in the East