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Ottoman Music Schools

2015
On dokuzuncu asrın sonuna kadar Enderûn, Mevlevihane, Mehter ve MızıkayOn dokuzuncu asrın sonuna kadar Enderûn, Mevlevihane, Mehter ve Mızıkay-ı Humayûn’a bağlı dersliklerde görülen sistemli mûsikî dersleri Humayûn’a bağlı dersliklerde görülen sistemli mûsikî dersleri XIX.
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Ottoman Music and the Mehter Band

2014
In this ankle, characteristics, place and education institutions of Ottoman Music and specifically Mehter Music are explored and tried to be mentioned.
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THE MUSIC IN THE MUSLIM OTTOMAN FAMILY

2019
In this study -whilestaying as far away as possible from debates about the legitimacy of music- itwas tried to determine and evaluate how music took place in the private house(the house of bliss) of the Prophet Muhammad and then in the lives of themuslim families within the Ottoman Empire.It can be seen thatgames, entertainment and celebrations which ...
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Greek Orthodox Music in Ottoman Istanbul

2015
View accompanying audiovisual materials for the book at <a href="https://ethnomultimedia.org/book.html?bid=33">Ethnomusicology Multimedia</a>
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Melodies in the hospital courtyard: A comparative history of Ottoman music therapy in the early modern period (c. 1400–1800)

Arts in Psychotherapy, 2023
Rania Awaad, Merve Nursoy-Demir
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The Rise of Ottoman Art Music and Ottoman Tanbûr

2022
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Music (Ottoman Empire/Middle East)

2016
The World War One years are often treated as a blank spot in the musical history of the Ottoman Empire, Middle East and North Africa – a temporary obstacle in the path of the phonographic revolution introduced at the turn of the century and that would come to full flower during the interwar period.
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The Major Sources for Ottoman Music 1650–1750

2023
Walter Feldman
exaly  

Music in caricatures of Ottoman Turkish periodicals

Caricatures are a means of social expression that visually draw attention with their humorous and exaggerated approach to subjects in general. As in other societies, caricatures published in the Ottoman Empire and the early years of the Republic of Turkey are among the sources that those who will conduct a study should refer to because they include ...
Vural, Timur, Arslan, Meryem
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Ottoman music

2001
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