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Title: Music of Turkey


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Music of Turkey
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  • Language Turkish, with Arabic and Kurdish
    minorities
  • Ottoman dynasty one of most powerful states in
    world from 15th-16th centuries.
  • Turkish Republic establ. 1923 (first president
    Ataturk, secular state, adopted Latin alphabet)
    period of Westernization, elevation of folk music

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Turkish Music
  • Classical music arose with and associated with
    Ottoman elite
  • Fasil a suite of pieces in concert of classical
    music, all in one makam, beginning with
    improvised taksim

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Musical Terms
  • Makam system of pitches similar to Dastgah
    (inlcuding quarter tones)
  • Usul system of rhythmic cycles (40-50) each has
    name indicated on music score (ex. Semai ¾).
    Examples 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 6/4, 28/4, 32/4, 120/4
  • Taksim instrumental improvisation, similar to
    Persian avaz

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Turkish Instruments
Oud
Zurna
Darbukka
Saz
Kanun
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Sufi (Mevlevi) Music
Rumi 1207-1273
  • Sufism religious mystic tradition within Islam.
  • Turkish Sufi sect of Mevlevi brotherhood
    whirling dervishes.
  • Follow tradition of 13th cent. Persian mystic
    theologian Rumi
  • Sema ritual music and dance

1503 manuscript
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Sema Ritual
  • Instruments ney flute, kanun, kamanche, cymbals,
    oud, bowed lute
  • Use spinning dance as form of meditation and
    symbolic transformation.
  • Seven parts, each with symbolic significance
    (spinning dance begins in 5th part)
  • Involves verses from the Koran, praise poetry,
    ghazal, chanting, solo instrumental sections
    (improvised and composed). Tempi begin slow,
    increase during ceremony.
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