Field research in folk dances the example of Bursa İnegöl

Folk dances are to create original folk knowledge that reflects the cultural identity of society and occurs in the memory of the society with its structure, content and functions in the depths of history. Although the number of ethnic groups living in İnegöl brings with it diversity in folk dances, it is very important that these games are revealed and participating in the literature. Although there is a high number of ethnic groups living in İnegöl, it brings with it the diversity in folk dances, but it is very important that these games are revealed and participating in the literature. In this study, which was carried out in order to reveal and exhibit the folk dances of İnegöl region that has not been transferred from generation to generation and to contribute to the literature, the villages of İnegöl were visited and asked questions and to be in the form of folk music, folk music and folk dances from the past to the present day. was also seen to be effective. In addition, it has been seen that people in the region generally play games with two or more people in the form of a ring -shaped games. In this context, 91 villages of İnegöl were visited in a total of 91 villages of İnegöl and the games and folk songs that emerged as a result of the questions posed were compiled and recorded in this study.