A review of Corum songs
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Abstract (EN)
In this study, TRT Turkish Folk Music Repertory Corum found in other sources of local folk literature and folklore have been classified according to the method by examining the musical point of view. Corum bringing together the text of the song is the first objective of our thesis is not a scientific study carried out so far is that of making such a scientific study. Also contributing to the Turkish folklore research, making the classification of Çorum songs to create a stepping stone to other work will be done about it. In our study, TRT Repertory and other sources has reached one hundred sixty-two scanned text. Besides the additional text sections are included in the twenty-air for a long text. broken air that we all reach the Corum, all of the features of Corum bozlak addition to bringing together a song, touched on the shape and structure review, scattered in the text are shown effort to put together. given the necessary information about the song at the beginning of our study are ranked according to paragraph text is supplemented by additional text section and dictionary work.
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Oğuz Duman
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Oğuz Duman (Master Thesis). A review of Corum songs, 2016, Kırşehir Ahi Evran University.
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