Traditional idiofon and membranofon percussions used in Turk?s world and notation sample of naghara
2012
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In this study, the percussions which have many types in using Turks World were introduced. Elements like Characteristics of this instrument, playing technique and it?s structure were analyzed. In this time percussions were analyzed as a musical instrument and ıt was understood that according to the structural differences of this instrument can analyze in two groups. These groups are;1.Traditional membranofon percussions used in Turks World2.Traditional idiofon percussions used in Turks WorldIn the first part of this study organoloji and basic concepst of this subject were told. Percussions were analyzed according to general classification.In the second part, under the title of ?Turks World Percussions?, membranofon and idiofon percussions were introduced by main lines.In the third part, playing techniques and a sample of notation related to ?naghara? which has a wide area in the Turkish World Percussion family and which is determined to be played in a wrong way and with insufficient methods by some performers and which hasn?t got a detailed notation system were told.
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Dr. Ferhat Uzunbaş
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Sakarya University
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Ferhat Uzunbaş (Master Thesis). Traditional idiofon and membranofon percussions used in Turk?s world and notation sample of naghara, 2012, Sakarya University.
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