In earlier times, within the tradition of assigning names of cities or regions—such as Iraq, Hijaz, Nishapur (Nishâbur), and Tabriz—to Turkish musical makams, in Iran a...
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Makams, Şed (Transposed) Makams
The Suzinak makam was first introduced during the reign of Sultan Selim III. Although its originator is unknown, one of the composers of that period, Seyit Ahmet Ağa...
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Makams, Şed (Transposed) Makams
Çârgâh is a makam that belongs to the category of simple modes in Turkish classical music, and it is also the name of a specific pitch. Its exact counterpart in Western music is...
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Simple Makams, Makams
It is considered one of the thirteen simple makams in Turkish classical music and is estimated to have a history of approximately 500 to 550 years...
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Simple Makams, Makams
It is one of the oldest makams in Turkish classical music and essentially represents the descending form of the Hüseynî...
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Simple Makams, Makams
Hicaz is both the name of a specific makam and the designation for a family of four related makams. These four modes are grouped together as a family due to their strong similarities in structure and melodic character...
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Simple Makams, Makams