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Role of local governments in making Turkish music reachable for society-example of Malatya

2022
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ünal İmik

Abstract (EN)

Art of music is the leading one among the branches of art which reflect the social life in all possible ways. Musical products are considered a social need too. In this sense, help of various organizations are needed to make the music reachable for society. Sometimes these organizations are private businesses as well as sometimes they are public institutions.In this context, support of local governments are considered quite vital.Focal point of this research is determined as role and importance of local governments in making turkish music reachable for society in the sample of Malatya city This research has a descriptive nature to do due diligence. In the research process, available related documents are scanned from written and digital sources. Later on, private interviews with experts of the field are done in order to make various observations Research universe is local governments in our country, while the sample is local governments of malatya. If we talk about an important part of the research results. It can be said that it is a very important tool in the preservation and transmission of Turkish music. With the support of local governments, it can make significant contributions to meeting the Turkish music needs of the people.physical, economic, etc. of local governments. It can make important contributions to meet the Turkish music needs of the people with the support. The first thing that comes to mind is free public concerts, music courses for music education,classrooms and workshops and employment support for trained music educators. Keywords: Music, Music Culture, Turkish Music, Local Governments.

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Dr. Yusuf Seval

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Yusuf Seval (Master Thesis). Role of local governments in making Turkish music reachable for society-example of Malatya, 2022, İnönü University.

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