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Course Name	Turkish	Türk Müziği Teorisi:Makam&Usul
	English	Musicology and Music Theory / Music Theory and Composition
Course Code	TKY 505	Credit	Lecture (hour/week)	Recitation (hour/week)	Laboratory (hour/week)
Semester	-	3	3	-	-
Course Language		Turkish
Course Coordinator		Gözde Çolakoğlu Sarı
Course Objectives		This course aims to; 1. To give knowledge about makam(mode) and usul (rhytmic cycle) in Turkish music theory historically. 2. To give the ability of analyzing makam and usuls. 3. To give knowledge about the history of Turkish music theory based on analysis of makam and usul.
Course Description		Formation,progression and structural constitution of makam and usul, relationship between makam and usul in the musis theory books from 9th to 13rd century. Makam and usul in the 13rd century: Safiyyüddin Urmevi. Makam and usul in the 14-15th century: Abdülkâdir Meragi. Makam and usul in the Arabic and Persian sources in 14-15th centuries: Kırşehri, Ladikî ve Tirevi. Makam and usul in 16-17th centuries: Ali Ufki. Makam and usul in the first half of 18th century: Kantemiroğlu. Makam and usul in the second half of 18th century: Hızır Ağa ve Abdülbakî Nasır Dede. Makam and usul in the 19th century: Haşim Bey. Makam and usul in the 20th century: Rauf Yekta Bey, Arel- Ezgi- Uzdilek, Abdülkadir Töre - Ekrem Karadeniz
Course Outcomes		Graduate students who successfully pass this course gain the following knowledge skills and competencies 1. Knowledge about the historical formation and progression of makam and usul 2. Ability to analyze and evaluate the makam and usul in the historical process. 3. Ability to rethink the Turkish music history 4. Ability to reinforce the practices of makam and usul
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Textbook		Erguner, Süleyman. (2003). Rauf Yekta Bey, İstanbul Kutluğ, Fikret. (2000). Türk Musikisinde Makamlar, İstanbul Turabi, Ahmet Hakkı. (2004). Musiki, Kitabu’ş-Şifa İbn-i Sina, İstanbul Uygun, Nuri. (1999). Safiyyüddin Urmevî, Kitâbü'l- Edvâr, İstanbul
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