Three Comparative Essays on Turkish Music

**Prof. Dr. Sinsi** · 09-11-2012

Three Comparative Essays on Turkish Music

This book scrutinizes three different theoretical aspects of Ottoman sources

The first essay discusses the principles of makam classification proposed by diverse Ottoman writers and compares their ideas within socio-cultural setting

The resulting analogies and polarities are outlined in order to emphasize the essential ideas in the perspective of musical creativity

The second essay explores Dimitrie Cantemir''s compositions and establishes the authenticity of the pieces that have circulated in the general repertory of Turkish classical music under his signature

The provenance of the compositions evidences the way written and oral sources crossed borders and combined as to further generate new materials out of a commixture of original and derivative elements

In essence, oral tradition has interacted and interfered in forming Cantemirian repertory adding versions and variants that were transmitted independently and were accepted as authoritative creations by the community of musicians and the public of music lovers

The third essay evokes the personality of Hasan Talat Bey of Bebek, a remarkable patron of musicians and collector of music, who sponsored weekly musical gatherings in his mansion

There gathered frequently the music makers, creators and performers of songs and instrumental pieces

The happening of music gatherings was memorialized in the tablets with written music and decorative embellishments the host used to offer the guests as souvenirs

In addition, the discussion includes the survey of the song collection owned by Hasan Talat with title entries

Ürünün Resimleri:

Ürün Özellikleri :

Yayın Dili : İngilizce

Diğer:

Garanti Açıklama : KKTC ve Yurtdışına satılan ürünlerde ilgili marka ve ülkelerin uluslararası garanti koşulları geçerlidir, bu koşulları araştırmak müşterilerimizin sorumluluğundadır

Piyasa Fiyatı - 11092012
26,40 TL

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Prof. Dr. Sinsi	Three Comparative Essays on Turkish Music Three Comparative Essays on Turkish Music This book scrutinizes three different theoretical aspects of Ottoman sources The first essay discusses the principles of makam classification proposed by diverse Ottoman writers and compares their ideas within socio-cultural setting The resulting analogies and polarities are outlined in order to emphasize the essential ideas in the perspective of musical creativityThe second essay explores Dimitrie Cantemir''s compositions and establishes the authenticity of the pieces that have circulated in the general repertory of Turkish classical music under his signature The provenance of the compositions evidences the way written and oral sources crossed borders and combined as to further generate new materials out of a commixture of original and derivative elements In essence, oral tradition has interacted and interfered in forming Cantemirian repertory adding versions and variants that were transmitted independently and were accepted as authoritative creations by the community of musicians and the public of music loversThe third essay evokes the personality of Hasan Talat Bey of Bebek, a remarkable patron of musicians and collector of music, who sponsored weekly musical gatherings in his mansion There gathered frequently the music makers, creators and performers of songs and instrumental pieces The happening of music gatherings was memorialized in the tablets with written music and decorative embellishments the host used to offer the guests as souvenirs In addition, the discussion includes the survey of the song collection owned by Hasan Talat with title entries Ürünün Resimleri: Ürün Özellikleri : Yayın Dili : İngilizce Diğer: Garanti Açıklama : KKTC ve Yurtdışına satılan ürünlerde ilgili marka ve ülkelerin uluslararası garanti koşulları geçerlidir, bu koşulları araştırmak müşterilerimizin sorumluluğundadır Piyasa Fiyatı - 11092012 26,40 TL