- The
Turkish makam (Turkish:
makam pl.
makamlar; from the
Arabic word مقام) is a
system of
melody types used in
Turkish classical music and
Turkish folk...
- (F: γα, γ') all
makamlar of
echos tritos, "neva" (G: δι, δ') all
makamlar of the
echos tetartos, "hüseyni" (a: κε, πλ α') all
makamlar of the
echos plagios...
-
temperament for the
expression within tolerable error-margins of
Maqamat /
Makamlar /
Dastgaha at all
pitch levels, that was
implemented by the
renowned late...
- "Kâzım
Karabekir Paşa, Doğu Cephesi'nde
bulunan bütün
sivil ve
askeri makamlar üzerinde
seferdeki ordu komutanlığı
yetkisine haizdir": (in Turkish) Kemal...
- as
models of well-known and new
makamlar created by
eponymous masters resulted in a
proliferation of
modes (
makamlar, maqamat),
echoi are not attributed...
- was a prin****lly
vocal form, with
instrumental accompaniment,
built on
makamlar, a set of
melodic systems, with a
corresponding set of
rhythmic patterns...
-
Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0190658359. Mikosch,
Thomas (2020).
Makamlar: The
Musical Scales of Turkey. Lulu Press. Aydemir,
Murat (2010). Turkish...
- piyyuṭim
organized according to the
Ottoman makam system. He
notes twelve makamlar: Rast, Dugah, Huseyni, Bûselik, Segâh, Segâh Irak,
Nebrus Acem, Mahur,...
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organized according to 39
makalmar (including
obscure and
compound makamlar). Some of the
makamlar (in
Modern Turkish spelling)
include Rast, Dügâh, Segâh, Hüseyni...
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culture of the
peoples among whom the Jews lived,
including the
Turkish makamlar,
Berber and
Balkan rhythms and
European influences. The
romance is usually...
