Analysis of rhythm patterns in folk melodies of Burdur region and rhythm notes
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The rhythm patterns in folk melodies of Burdur region, the measurement analysis of these patterns formed by the musical genres and forms existing in the region, and the transmission of the plane differences of the selected works to the rhythm note, guiding the rhythm reed performers are the subject of the thesis. In the first step of the research, literature review was carried out and relevant sources were accessed, archival research was carried out on the data obtained, and information was obtained. In accordance with the information obtained, the analysis of the rhythm patterns of the Burdur region, which are subject to research and constitute the subject of the study, was carried out and the plane differences were examined. As a result of the studies, 120 works were reached and the rhythmic structures of the works were analyzed and transferred to the study. The rhythmic structure of Turkish folk music differs for each region. For this reason, it is important to carry out such studies in all regions of the country in order to access the resources that make up the rhythmic structure of Turkish folk music. Keywords: Rhythm, Turkish Folk Music, Burdur Region, Rhythm Patterns, Teke Region.
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Cemal Sav
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Cemal Sav (Master Thesis). Analysis of rhythm patterns in folk melodies of Burdur region and rhythm notes, 2022, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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