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MUCT 2360 – Music Cultures of the Silk Road Reading assignment #3 ** Be sure to read assignment instructions on Canvas before beginning the assignment. Signell , ch. 1-2 from Makam: Modal Practice in Turkish Art Music 1. According to Signell, in Turkey “Almost all classical compositions are performed from written notation today.” What is one positive AND one negative outcome of this fact? 2. What is the “ twofold influence ” that the Mevlevi order of dervishes (practitioners of Sufi Islam) have had on the Turkish classical repertoire? 3. Signell describes the “quintessential spirit of Turkish classical music” as taking place in what kind of setting ? (Include as much detail as possible!) 4. How does Signell characterize the influence/impact of Radio Istanbul in terms of musical patronage ? 5. How are the terms makam and usul defined by Signell? Hammarlund/Schimmel, Sufism, Music, and Society in Turkey and the Middle East 6. _________________________ means remembrance, or recollection, and this term also denotes the (Sufi) ritual event. 7. Of the musical instruments used in Sufi contexts, the __________________ has to be mentioned in pride of place. 8. The traditional musical culture of Turkey and the Middle East is basically __________________, i.e., in any piece of music there is just one single melodic line which is played in ___________________ or in parallel ______________________ by all the melodic instruments of the ensemble. 9. Music is a means to ________________________________________________________________, and for this reason, it played an important role in Sufi life. 10. According to Mevl â na Rumi, the ney is the symbol of man who is separated from his __________________________________________, just as the flute is cut off from the _______________________. SUMMARY ( 4-6 sentences) : .
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Sinan the Architect was the chief Ottoman architect and civil engineer for sultans Suleiman the Magnificent, Selim II, and Murad III during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. He was responsible for constructing over 300 major structures and other projects. His apprentices later helped design important buildings like the Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul and the Taj Mahal.
Art album turkey
Sinan the Architect was the chief Ottoman architect and civil engineer for sultans Suleiman the Magnificent, Selim II, and Murad III during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. He was responsible for constructing over 300 major structures and other projects. His apprentices later helped design important buildings like the Sultan Ahmed Mosque and Taj Mahal.
Turkish Music
Turkish music can be classified into several genres, including Turkish folk music, classical music, pop music, and rock music. Turkey's musical culture is influenced by both Eastern and Western traditions due to its geographical position. Some unique Turkish instruments include the bağlama, ud, kanun, kemençe, and darbuka. Famous Turkish musicians have introduced Turkish music worldwide in various genres.
Linguacultural Aspects of Uzbek National Subject Dances
The dance has a national color, which is embedded in the socio cultural life of the Uzbek people and reflects the character and way of life of the people. It is extremely important to study the dialectical principles of the art of dance, which gives a person aesthetic pleasure, pleasure and peace of mind, romantic inspiration, in connection with the national character and centuries old traditions, spiritual values of the people. It is well known that social realities, including the art of dance, develop in sync with the times. Hulkar Hamroeva "Linguacultural Aspects of Uzbek National Subject Dances" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Special Issue | International Research Development and Scientific Excellence in Academic Life , March 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd38675.pdf Paper Url: https://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/dance/38675/linguacultural-aspects-of-uzbek-national-subject-dances/hulkar-hamroeva
Music Of The 20th To 21st Century Tivoli
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The document provides information about classical music including its history, forms, and major composers. It discusses the classical period from 1750-1820 and notes the dominance of the aristocracy as patrons of the arts. Key composers of the period—Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven—are profiled. Instrumental forms that developed include the sonata, concerto, and symphony. Vocal forms included opera seria and opera buffa. The document also defines various musical terms and forms.
Studying Classical Music
This document discusses classical music, its origins in Europe during the Middle Ages, and its development over time. It also notes that the term "classical music" can refer to unrelated genres from other parts of the world that developed independently. The document outlines reasons to study classical music, including that it provides insight into Western cultural history and that most contemporary popular music is derived from Western classical music, especially regarding harmony. Studying classical music is accessible as it mostly involves listening, which can be done for short periods of time while engaged in other activities.
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The document discusses music of the Classical period from the mid-18th century to early 19th century. It was dominated by the aristocracy and patronage of the arts. Important composers during this period included Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. Instrumental forms like the sonata, concerto, and symphony developed during this era, characterized by homophonic texture, use of dynamics, and forms like sonata allegro.
Uzbek Paper
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Giovanni Gabrieli
Giovanni Gabrieli was an influential Italian composer and organist of the late Renaissance period who worked in Venice in the late 16th century. He was known for developing styles that took advantage of spatialization achieved through the use of multiple choruses. He became the principal organist of St. Mark's Basilica in Venice in 1585 and spent his career between there and another Venetian church. Some of his most famous works include his sacred vocal and instrumental pieces Canzoni per sonare and motets. He helped represent the culmination of the Venetian style during a period of transition in musical history.
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- 1. MUCT 2360 – Music Cultures of the Silk Road Reading assignment #3 ** Be sure to read assignment instructions on Canvas before beginning the assignment. Signell , ch. 1-2 from Makam: Modal Practice in Turkish Art Music 1. According to Signell, in Turkey “Almost all classical compositions are performed from written notation today.” What is one positive AND one negative outcome of this fact? 2. What is the “ twofold influence ” that the Mevlevi order of dervishes (practitioners of Sufi Islam) have had on the Turkish classical repertoire?
- 2. 3. Signell describes the “quintessential spirit of Turkish classical music” as taking place in what kind of setting ? (Include as much detail as possible!) 4. How does Signell characterize the influence/impact of Radio Istanbul in terms of musical patronage ? 5. How are the terms makam and usul defined by Signell?
- 3. Hammarlund/Schimmel, Sufism, Music, and Society in Turkey and the Middle East 6. _________________________ means remembrance, or recollection, and this term also denotes the (Sufi) ritual event. 7. Of the musical instruments used in Sufi contexts, the __________________ has to be mentioned in pride of place. 8. The traditional musical culture of Turkey and the Middle East is basically __________________, i.e., in any piece of music there is just one single melodic line which is played in ___________________ or in parallel ______________________ by all the melodic instruments of the ensemble. 9. Music is a means to _____________________________________________________ ___________, and for this reason, it played an important role in Sufi life. 10. According to Mevl â na Rumi, the ney is the symbol of man who is separated from his __________________________________________, just as the flute is cut off from the _______________________. SUMMARY ( 4-6 sentences) :