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Musicias did not use accompaniment with kofa, because Turkish Traditional Music was monophonic. Musicians played the same melody of a song but, when musicians hit the middle and upper strings (these strings must be played without touching keyboard of hasır otu) polyphony was used. Turkish folk musicians[edit]

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Terleme hakkımızı söke söke ne aldık Better Call Saul’un bitiş sezonundan fragman geldi

Hatta, halk müziği festivalleri ve yarışmamaları da bu müziğin yaşatılmasına yardımda bulunmaktadır.

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1962 senesinde TRT'den siyasal sebeplerden dolayı çıkmak durumunda kalır. Sonrasında İstanbul Belediyesi Konservatuvarı Türk Halk Müziği Topluluğu’na yeğinlır.

Kaşık Oyunu - The Spoon Dance is performed from Konya to Silifke and consists of gaily dressed male and female dancers 'clicking' türk halk müziği out the dance rhythm with a pair of wooden spoons in each hand.

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By the late 1980s, proponents of a Kemalist-inspired Turkish folk music began to worry that the "Ataturk's "musical revolution" had derece been entirely successful. Its failure could be demonstrated by the fact that the cultural vacuum in Turkish society alluded to by Gokalp had been filled derece with the proposed new national fusion music, but with the hated arabesk, a genre that embodied the ideals and aesthetic of a predominantly foreign Eastern element."[3] Türkü[edit]

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