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III. Selim life, literary personality, songs and effects on 18th century music

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2019
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As it is known, culture is the biggest factor in the emergence of civilizations and taking place in the stage of history. Everything that existed from existence to present has been a part of culturing. From Anatolia to Europe; The Ottoman Empire, which reigned in a large area from the Middle East to Africa, included societies where different cultures were blended. The aim was to create a culture from different races and lands. Each nation has taken care to live its own culture and traditions as much as possible. Although the Ottoman Empire is known for its political structure, the poet also has a structure in which the sultans were present. II. The tradition of poetry started with Murat was seen in Fatih Sultan Mehmet, Yavuz Sultan Selim, Kanuni Sultan Süleyman and many other sultans. Ottoman sultans, who both wrote poems and gave the necessary support to poets, had an unforgettable place in history. III. Selim is the twenty-eighth of the Ottoman sultans. His poetry, music, and patriotism marked the 18th century. In addition to its success in state affairs, it has also led to the development of cultural life. He is especially known for his songs in his divan. In addition to writing songs, his own compositions have an important place in the development of the musical tradition. During the reign of III. Selim has an important role in the brilliant passing of 18th century Divan Literature. In this thesis, the music and the form and the effects of the music on the 18th century music will be discussed in a wide frame.

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Sefer Bor

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Sefer Bor (Master Thesis). III. Selim life, literary personality, songs and effects on 18th century music, 2019, Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversity.

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