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Turkish folk music in the balkans throughout Ottoman Empire

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2019
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In this study, Ottoman Empire's presence and Turkish Folk Music in the Balkans is examined. Also the process of Turkish peoples encounter with the Balkans from past till today is covered. In the scope of the study, the contributions of Turkish culture to the Balkan culture and the interaction of the folk songs is analyzed. In addition, the presence of Turkish Folk Music within Balkan region and the effects of Balkan geography on Rumelia folk songs was researched. In this extent, the creation and interaction processes of the folk music have been investigated in details and examined both from a regional and from a social perspective. While searching the literary background, also rhythmic variations and sounds of Rumelian folk songs were considered. In this context, because of the literature review, the arrival of the Turks to the Balkans, the period when the Ottoman Empire dominated the Balkans and the lack of information of the Rumelia folk songs led to a more comprehensive study. The findings are hoped to shed light on the researchers in their studies on the existence of the Ottoman Empire in the Balkans and on the Rumelia folk songs.

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Elif Buse Doğan

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Elif Buse Doğan (Master Thesis). Turkish folk music in the balkans throughout Ottoman Empire, 2019, Haliç University.

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