Musi̇cal language of the Turki̇sh fi̇ve, tradi̇ti̇onal Turki̇sh musi̇c and its interacti̇on wi̇th folklori̇c musi̇c
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This thesis, starting from before Islam, covers the historical development of the polyphonic music in Turkey including the pre-republic and post-republic periods. With the help of the speeches of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk within the Turkish Parlament about his notions regarding Modern Turkish Music, this text also emphesizes his reforms on music in Republic era. The journey of Turkish Music from the foundation till the origins of the Turkish Five along with the nationalism movement issues are studied. After studying the places of Turkish Folk Music and Traditional Turkish Music in Turkish Culture, this text also mentions about how the Turkish Five carried Western Music Standarts and combined those standarts with them. Known as Turkish Five; the lives of Ulvi Cemal ERKİN, Cemal Reşit REY, Hasan Ferit ALNAR, Adnan SAYGUN ve Necil Kazım AKSES, the conditions of the time period they had been living are mentioned. Their efforts on the synthesis of the Traditional Turkish and Folk Music with the Western Formed Music understanding are investigated.
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Elif Sayın
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Elif Sayın (Master Thesis). Musi̇cal language of the Turki̇sh fi̇ve, tradi̇ti̇onal Turki̇sh musi̇c and its interacti̇on wi̇th folklori̇c musi̇c, 2019, Dokuz Eylül University.
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