Turkish folk music
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Turkish folk songs are usually based on stories from real life or folklore, and are often composed through song contests between troubadour poets. They are commonly performed at weddings, funerals, and festivals. Folk instruments vary regionally but include string instruments like the balama and kemen巽e fiddle, as well as wind instruments like the zurna and ney flute. The saz lute is particularly iconic of Turkish folk music and is traditionally played only by traveling musician ozan or religious a脹k troubadours.
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This document provides an overview of Balochi culture in Balochistan, Pakistan. It discusses Balochi tribes, traditional dress, marriage customs, music and dance traditions. Regarding tribes, it lists several major Balochi tribes and notes that they are divided based on tribal heads. For dress, it describes traditional male and female attire. It also outlines marriage customs such as negotiations, expenses, engagement, and wedding ceremonies. The document explores Balochi musical instruments and styles. It notes a rich musical heritage and instruments like the sorouz, tamborag, benjo and surooz. Photos also show examples of Balochi arts, crafts and cultural instruments.Instruments and songs Romania
Instruments and songs Romaniaradubml
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This document summarizes traditional musical instruments and songs from Romania. It describes various woodwind, string, and reed instruments including the fluier flute, caval pipe, nai panpipes, cobza lute, violin, taragot woodwind instrument, and accordion. It also discusses traditional vocal styles like the free-form doina song and rhythmic shouting verses called strigturi that accompany folk dances. The document provides information on the origins, regional variations, and playing techniques of these important elements of Romania's musical heritage.Uzbek Paper
Uzbek PaperSupple3
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This document discusses the music and culture of Uzbekistan. It describes how Uzbek music incorporates elements from neighboring regions like Iran and Persia, as well as from the traditional Shaybanid Uzbeks. It also notes that Uzbekistan has a greater variety of musical instruments compared to other parts of Central Asia. Specific instruments mentioned include the rubab, nay, dutor, surnay, and doira. The document also outlines different categories and styles of Uzbek folk music as well as the genres of Maqam and Shashmaqam in Uzbek art music. It concludes by discussing how modern Uzbek music blends western pop styles with traditional instrumentation.Music of georgia
Music of georgiaEsse De Guzman
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Georgian folk music has a rich tradition of vocal polyphony that predates Christianity and includes up to 15 regional styles. Singing is a communal activity, often during celebrations and feasts. Songs include work songs, healing songs, wedding songs, and those commemorating ancestors. Traditional instruments include the panduri lute, chonguri lute, changi harp, gudastviri bagpipes, stviri flute, and various percussion. Scholars have extensively studied and helped preserve Georgian folk music traditions.Music of the philippines during pre spanish era
Music of the philippines during pre spanish erabibashenry
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Pre-Spanish Filipinos had a rich musical culture, with each community having its own indigenous instruments like nose flutes, bamboo mouth organs, brass gongs, and xylophones. Some prominent pre-colonial musical forms included the Pasyon, an epic narrative of Christ's passion and death that was adapted from oral traditions; Tagulaylay, a Bicolano folk song used for mourning; and Balitaw, a Visayan folk song traditionally sung and danced as a form of courtship between men and women. Indigenous music was conservative and played on simple instruments, focusing on religious themes and self-expression through a recitative style.Music of georgia
Music of georgiaEsse De Guzman
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Georgian folk music has a rich tradition of vocal polyphony that predates the introduction of Christianity in the 4th century. It consists of 15 regional styles grouped into eastern and western traditions, both characterized by complex harmonies. Singing is a communal activity, especially at feasts. Traditional songs include work songs, healing songs, and feast songs commemorating ancestors. Georgian polyphony was maintained by village singers and received governmental support in the Soviet era. It has since been introduced internationally, and Georgia is now a center for studying traditional polyphony. The document also provides details on traditional Georgian musical instruments.
Folklore Regions In Bulgaria by Boliana
Folklore Regions In Bulgaria by BolianaNelly Tsvetkova
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There are six main folklore regions in Bulgaria, each with distinctive musical styles and costumes. The Dobrudja region features two folklore styles and harvest songs accompanied by gadulka, kaval and gayda. The Moesia region has a wealth of folk dances played on local instruments. The Pirin region features varied songs from past migrations and harvest festivals, along with the Macedonian horo dance. The Rhodopes region is known for slow, emotional songs and dances performed gracefully with few instruments. The Thracian region has powerful and natural songs, especially Christmas carols. The Sofia region features various styles and the lively Shopi dance.Culture Ukraine, social structure, family.pptx
Culture Ukraine, social structure, family.pptxDannyDouble1
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Full information about Ukrainian culture and traditions, music, cuisine, education and social structure.Moroccan music variety1
Moroccan music variety1Abdo Zejem
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Moroccan folklore music has four main varieties: [1] Berber music of the Atlas Mountains features village dances accompanied by flutes and drums, as well as ritual music performed by professional musicians; [2] Gharnati music originated in Al-Andalus and is preserved in cities like Oujda, influenced by Granada; [3] Gnawa mystical music was brought by Africans and incorporates trance rituals and chants; [4] Jajouka music from a village in the Rif Mountains attracted Western writers and musicians in the 1950s-60s with its Sufi trance traditions and festivals celebrating ancient rites.More from ivid1990 (20)
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Teenagers drugsivid1990
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Drugs awareness lesson presentationivid1990
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Fun europe quizivid1990
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European dayivid1990
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Fashion the impact of fashion on teenagersivid1990
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Fashionivid1990
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Modern greek cinemaivid1990
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Prometheus lyberis dionysopoulosivid1990
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In Greek mythology, Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity, enabling civilization's progress. As punishment, Zeus sentenced Prometheus to eternal torment by chaining him to a rock where an eagle would eat his regenerating liver each day. Many classical works of music, opera and ballet have been inspired by Prometheus' myth. A 2012 science fiction film called Prometheus was named after the myth but did not directly relate to the original story.Medusa vana
Medusa vanaivid1990
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Icarus elpida and georgiaivid1990
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Daedalus constructed wings for himself and his son Icarus so they could escape from Crete by flying over the sea. Daedalus warned Icarus not to fly too close to the sun or the sea, but Icarus ignored the warning and flew too close to the sun. The heat from the sun melted the wax holding Icarus' wings together, causing him to fall into the sea and drown. The story of Icarus' failed escape attempt has been referenced in ancient Greek and Roman literature and continues to be interpreted in fields like literature, art, psychology, and psychiatry.Eleni kitsou + antonia blaxopoulou pythia
Eleni kitsou + antonia blaxopoulou pythiaivid1990
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Achilles by teo and akisivid1990
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1) Achilles was a demigod hero of Greek mythology and the central character of Homer's Iliad, known for his great strength and courage in battle.
2) Achilles' most notable act during the Trojan War was killing the Trojan prince Hector after Hector killed his friend Patroclus.
3) Achilles was killed when the Trojan prince Paris shot him in the heel with a poisoned arrow, the only vulnerable part of his body, giving rise to the expression "Achilles' heel."留+留 Lydia
留+留 Lydiaivid1990
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Aphrodite was the Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, and procreation. She fell in love with the mortal Adonis, who was renowned for his beauty. Despite living on Mount Olympus, Aphrodite visited Adonis often. However, while hunting one day without Aphrodite, Adonis was fatally wounded by a wild boar. Devastated by his death, Aphrodite cried so much that Zeus allowed Adonis to visit her for six months out of the year. Their story illustrates that even gods were not immune to the powerful arrows of Eros and could fall in love with mortals.
Biennale 4v2
Biennale 4v2ivid1990
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This document provides information about the 4th Thessaloniki Biennale of Contemporary Art in Greece. The Biennale will feature works from over 50 artists from the Mediterranean region, India, Iran, Brazil and Cuba exploring themes of contemporary life such as human rights, technology, and identity. The central exhibition has the theme "Everywhere but Now" and will examine the challenges faced by the Mediterranean region. Artworks will be displayed across the city at museums and other historic locations. The Biennale aims to foster cultural understanding and showcase the diversity of artistic expressions around the Mediterranean.Turkish folk music
- 2. Most songs recount stories of real life events and Turkish folklore, or have developed through song contests between troubadour poets. Corresponding to their origins, folk songs are usually played at weddings, funerals and special festivals.
- 4. Folk instruments range from string groups as balama, bow instruments such as the kemen巽e (a type of stave fiddle), and percussion and wind, including the zurna, ney and davul. Regional variations place importance on different instruments, e.g. the darbuka in Rumeli and the kemen巽e around the Eastern Black Sea region. The folklore of Turkey is extremely diverse. Nevertheless, Turkish folk music is dominantly marked by a single musical instrument called saz or balama, a type of long- necked lute. Traditionally, saz is played solely by traveling musicians known as ozan or religious Alevi troubadours called a脹k.