Combines the distinct cultural values of all civilisations that have Lived in turkey and its former Territories in Europe.
After the foundation of the Turkish Republic, Atatuerk atatürk asked to make a-wide scale classification and archiving of samples Of turkish folk music from around the, country which was launched in 1924 and continued until 1953 to collect 10,000 10000 folk. songs Although some of the scales ('ayak' - foot) employed in Turkish folk music melodies are similar to the some of the ' makam ' scales of traditional Ottoman/Turkish Classical Music, not all of the folk music scales have Classical music counterparts, and there are important differences between the two concepts. However, the loss of traditional music is slowed in nations or regions where traditional folk music is a badge of cultural or national identity, for instance in the case of Bangladesh, Hungary, India, Ireland, Pakistan, Scotland, Latvia, Turkey, Portugal, Brittany, and Galicia, Greece and Crete. Music in this genre is also often called traditional music. Although the term is usually only descriptive, in some cases people use it as the name of a genre. For example, the Grammy Award previously used traditional music for folk music that is not contemporary folk music. Both forms of music are diatonic, but use notes that are additional to the 12 semitones of western music. In Turkish folk music, for example, some scales include the note B, others B flat, and still others a note roughly halfway between B and B flat. Although some of the scales ('ayak' - foot) employed in Turkish folk music melodies are similar to the some of the ' makam ' scales of traditional Ottoman/Turkish Classical Music, not all of the folk music scales have Classical music counterparts, and there are important differences between the two concepts. Identification. The English word Turkish comes from the ancient Turkish word Tuerk, türk which can be used as an adjective or a proper. Noun In, turkish the name of the country Is. Tuerkiye türkiye after decades of, nationalistic indoctrination most-citizens self Identify as turks regardless of. ethnic background Turkey does not categorize its population by ethnicity, and the sizes of ethnic groups must be estimated. There are at least thirty-five non-Turkish ethnic groups, including other Turkic peoples who speak different Turkic languages, such as the Uygurs, Kirgiz, Kazaks, Uzbeks, Balkar, and Azerbaijanis. The musical instruments used by Turks are of three main groups: stringed, wind and percussion instruments. Turkish musical instruments were produced by the master-apprentice method in the Ottoman period. Traditional Turkish music is monophonic. Even though many instruments are used, they all play the same melody. Turkish folk music (Tuerk Türk Halk) mueziği müziği combines the distinct cultural values of all civilisations that have Lived in turkey and its former Territories in Europe. And asia its unique structure includes regional differences under. one umbrella Although some of the scales ('ayak' - foot) employed in Turkish folk music melodies are similar to the some of the ' makam ' scales of traditional Ottoman/Turkish Classical Music, not all of the folk music scales have Classical music counterparts, and there are important differences between the two concepts. HISTORY AND PERIODS OF TURKISH MUSIC. by etin K r k. Turkish music history, which examines the relationship of Turks with music from the time when the Turks first emerged onto the world scene to the present day, is not a science that one can undertake in detail. Turkish folk music (Tuerk Türk Halk) mueziği müziği combines the distinct cultural values of all civilisations that have Lived in turkey and its former Territories in Europe. And asia its unique structure includes regional differences under. One umbrella it was the most popular music genre In The ottoman. empire era Although some of the scales ('ayak' - foot) employed in Turkish folk music melodies are similar to the some of the ' makam ' scales of traditional Ottoman/Turkish Classical Music, not all of the folk music scales have Classical music counterparts, and there are important differences between the two concepts. HOUSES. The architecture of Turkish traditional houses is influenced by a variety of climactic and natural resources, by the traditions of earlier houses remaining in Anatolia from the Byzantine era, and by traditional Turkic culture, which was brought from Central Asia by the Turks. Local materials, both natural and inorganic, give Turkish houses their character and identity; in North Anatolia, the wooden houses from rich forests; while in Central Anatolia, the stone and sun-dried brick houses; in West Anatolia, stone; and in South Anatolia, stone and wooden houses.
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what structure do traditional turkey music use?