Learning Outcomes
Have attended successfully the course, the students will:
1. be able to recognize Middle Eastern microtonal intervals, basic Turkish and Arabic makam.
2. Have basic historical and theoretical knowledge about Turkish and Arabic music
3. Become familiar with Greek Folk/ Urban modes in relation to makam.
Course Content (Syllabus)
In this course makam/ maqam of Turkish and Arabic music as well as Greek Folk/ Urban modes will be presented through a historical perspective and their dissemination by region (historical and geographical criteria).
This course aims to the expansion of music perception through the modal monophonic tradition of makam/ maqam and the more contemporary modal – with harmony comping – Greek tradition of Folk/ Urban modes.
More specifically, the course includes elements about the structure, the development, the families as well as dictée, solmisation and musical interpretation. Some of the makam under investigation are the following ones: rast, ussak, hijaz, buselik, kurdi, segiah.
Course Bibliography (Eudoxus)
- Ε. Βούλγαρης & Β.Βανταράκης, Το Αστικό Λαϊκο Τραγούδι στην Ελλάδα του Μεσοπολέμου (Αθήνα: Faggottobooks, 2006).
- Χρίστος Τσιαμούλης, Τα μελωδικά μοτίβα της παράδοσης (Αθήνα: Χ. Νάκας - Κ. Παπαγρηγορίου, 2019).
Additional bibliography for study
Μ. Αϋντεμίρ, Το τουρκικό μακάμ, (Αθήνα: fagottobooks, 2012).
Α.Ζαχαριάδου, Maqam/ Makam – Mode App (Θεσσαλονίκη: The Music Fabrica, November 2019).
Δ. Μυστακίδης, Λαϊκή Κιθάρα, (ψηφιακή έκδοση - ελεύθερη διάθεση, 2010).
Μ. Μαυροειδής, Οι μουσικοί τρόποι στην Ανατολική μεσόγειο: Ο βυζαντινός ήχος - Το αραβικό μακάμ - Το τούρκικο μακαμ, (Αθήνα: fagottobooks,1999).
Χ. Παγιάτης, Λαϊκοί Δρόμοι (Αθήνα: Fagottobooks, 1992).
Χ.Τουμά, Η Μουσική των Αράβων (Αθήνα: fagottobooks, 2007).
C. Forster, Musical Mathematics: On the Art and Science of Acoustic Instruments, (San Fransisco: Chronicle Books, 2010).
I.H. Ozkan, Turk Musikisi Nazariyati Ve Usulleri: Kudum Velveleleri, (Istanbul: Otuken Nesriyat, 1984).