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The structural analysis Teke Region folk dances

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Abstract (EN)

Folklore, which is shaped by the culture they live in as a return of living together in society, focuses on the lives of the people, has a dynamic structure that is shaped and changed by the environment in which it lives. Within this dynamic structure, dance, which is a form of self-expression as a branch of folklore, has evolved with humanity from past to present and has gained many dimensions. Traditional dances that reflect the societies' cultures in every aspect have diversified in this development and have continued until today. This study aims at the structural analysis of the dances by focusing on the formation process, genre and form characteristics of the Teke region within the rich genre structure of Turkish Folk Dances. The study, southwest Turkey, located in the Yörük and Turkmen communities inhabited by Teke District belonging to folk dances, literature making music, rhythm and accompanying instruments on an exhaustive review and Teke Region dances, which is hosting grounds, should be addressed as a species itself, As a result, the perception of the dances with the original music and rhythm structure, Structural classification based on steps with motion analysis is presented under the special title which is ''Teke Dance Type Chart'' Keywords: Teke region, Folk dance, Structural analysis, Music.

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Barış Sarıkaya

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Barış Sarıkaya (Master Thesis). The structural analysis Teke Region folk dances, 2019, Ege University.

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