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Melody - Usul - Poetic Prosodic Meter Relations in Ottoman-Turkish Music
Gözde Çolakoğlu SARI
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5836/2015.02.005
İTÜ Turkish Music State Conservatory, Istanbul, Turkey
Language, literature, customs and traditions, music and art are cultural items that were transmitted from generation to generation throughout history. In this context, literature is an important source of music culture that takes inspiration from the customs and traditions of a society. Prosodic meter is echoed in form, usul and general structure in works composed from the divan literature and almost lives in the work. In the same way, when examples of folk literature composed by composers and performed by poets and aşıks are examined, it is observed that there are parallels between literary features and form, structure and rhythmic features. The aim of this paper is to reveal the integral link between Melody-Usul and Meter in Ottoman Turkish Music.
melody, usul, Aruz, Prosodic Metters, Meşk
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