Middle-Eastern music: Difference between revisions

Line 69:

[http://www.maqamworld.com Arabic Maqam World] (Johnny Farraj, Sami Abu Shumays ''et al'')

[https://taqs.im/scales/ Taq. Sim Guide to Middle-Eastern Modal Music] (descriptions of a number of common maqams/makams, both Arabic and Turkish)

[https://taqs.im/scales/ Taq. Sim Guide to Middle-Eastern Modal Music] - descriptions of a number of common maqams/makams, both Arabic and Turkish.

[http://www.classicalarabicmusic.com/scales.htm Classical Arabic Music]

[http://www.oud.eclipse.co.uk The Oud] (David Parfitt, discusses both Arabic and Turkish ''maqâm'' theory)

[http://www.oud.eclipse.co.uk The Oud] - David Parfitt, discusses both Arabic and Turkish ''maqâm'' theory.

[http://www.alsiadi.com ALSIADI.com] (focuses on Halabi/Aleppo traditional music; describes ''maq''''â''''m''''â''''t'' in terms of 53-tone Pythagorean tuning)

[http://www.alsiadi.com ALSIADI.com] - focuses on Halabi/Aleppo traditional music; describes ''maq''''â''''m''''â''''t'' in terms of 53-tone Pythagorean tuning)

[http://foredofico.org/CERMAA/ CERMAA] (academic research for arabic and related music, namely various articles by [[Amine_Beyhom|Amine Beyhom]])

[http://foredofico.org/CERMAA/ CERMAA] - academic research for arabic and related music, namely various articles by [[Amine_Beyhom|Amine Beyhom]].

===Turkish===

@@ Line 69: / Line 69: @@
 [http://www.maqamworld.com Arabic Maqam World] (Johnny Farraj, Sami Abu Shumays ''et al'')
-[https://taqs.im/scales/ Taq. Sim Guide to Middle-Eastern Modal Music] (descriptions of a number of common maqams/makams, both Arabic and Turkish)
+[https://taqs.im/scales/ Taq. Sim Guide to Middle-Eastern Modal Music]  - descriptions of a number of common maqams/makams, both Arabic and Turkish.
 [http://www.classicalarabicmusic.com/scales.htm Classical Arabic Music]
-[http://www.oud.eclipse.co.uk The Oud] (David Parfitt, discusses both Arabic and Turkish ''maqâm'' theory)
+[http://www.oud.eclipse.co.uk The Oud] - David Parfitt, discusses both Arabic and Turkish ''maqâm'' theory.
-[http://www.alsiadi.com ALSIADI.com] (focuses on Halabi/Aleppo traditional music; describes ''maq''''â''''m''''â''''t'' in terms of 53-tone Pythagorean tuning)
+[http://www.alsiadi.com ALSIADI.com] - focuses on Halabi/Aleppo traditional music; describes ''maq''''â''''m''''â''''t'' in terms of 53-tone Pythagorean tuning)
-[http://foredofico.org/CERMAA/ CERMAA] (academic research for arabic and related music, namely various articles by [[Amine_Beyhom|Amine Beyhom]])
+[http://foredofico.org/CERMAA/ CERMAA] - academic research for arabic and related music, namely various articles by [[Amine_Beyhom|Amine Beyhom]].
 ===Turkish===