About Turkish Folk Music Turkish folk music uses heptatonic scale (with seven notes) but it is concentrated around tetrachords.
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Read More »Turkish art music is one of the traditional Turkish music.Turkish art music (Türk Sanat Müziği) is essentially melodic and linear in character. It is traditionally performed heterophonically by a mixed, but not fixed group of solo instruments. It is based on a modal system called makam and rhythmic system known as usul. Makams consist of scales comprising determined tetrachords (dörtlü) and pentachords (beşli) governed by composition rules concerning the melodic direction (seyir: ‘path’). The seyir indicates definite modulations and the melodic progression, which can be either upwards (çıkıcı) or downwards (inici) or both (inici-çıkıcı). The first note or the tonic of a makam is karar and a piece should end at karar whichever pitch it starts. In a Turkish art music piece, a significant tonal center other than the tonic is called güçlü (dominant). The makam names are mostly shared with the Arab and Persian systems. Today, they are classified into three categories: simple (basit), combinatory (birleşik or mürekkep) and transposed (göçürülmüş or şedd). There are 13 basic modes : rast, çargah, hüseyni, neva, puselik, uşşak, kürdi, suzinak, hicaz, hümayun, uzzal, karçığar, zirgüle. In modern Turkey, a system called Arel-Ezgi is used for the western notation of Turkish art music pieces. The Arel-Ezgi system consists of a theory of intervals called koma (comma). Every whole step is divided into 9 commas and accidental markings indicate raising or lowering the pitch by 1, 4, 5, 8 and 9 commas. This produces an octave consisting of 24 unequal intervals. As for the names of the pitches, they are also different than the western pitch names. In Turkish art music, each pitch is named differently according to its place on the register. Oud instrument, kanun, kemençe, tanbur, ney, bendir and many other musical instruments are used for the performance of Turkish art music. Each of them has a distinct and unique sound. We call you to explore more the colorful sounds of traditional turkish music and you can start by playing one of these amazing musical instruments that we also have in our catalogue.
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