Bayat e Turk

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Bayat e Turk (Persian:بیات ترک) or Bayat e Zand[1] (Persian:بیات زند) is a part of Dastgah-e Shur in Iranian traditional music. Some religious texts, like Adhan, are sung in this mode.[2]

Etymology

The term "Turk" refers to the Turkic Qashqai people of Southern Iran, and does not refer to Turkmen People or Azeri People.This is thought to be because the folk songs of the Qashqai tribe are often sung in this manner.

Branches

This mode has some branches including:[3]

  • Daramad e Avval (first preface)
  • Daramad Dovvom (second preface)
  • Daramad Sevvom (third preface)
  • Dogah
  • Ruholarwah
  • Jame daran
  • Mahdizarrabi
  • Zangooleh
  • Bastenegar
  • Naghme
  • Feili
  • Khosrawani
  • Haji Hassani
  • Mehrabani

References

  1. ^ Zonis, Ella; Mahler, Ella Zonis (1973). Classical Persian music: an introduction. Harvard University Press. p. 77. ISBN 9780674134355.
  2. ^ "BAYĀT-E TORK". Encyclopaedia Iranica.
  3. ^ The radif of Mirzâ Abdollâh: a canonic repertoire of Persian music. Mahoor Institute of Culture and Art. 2006. ISBN 9648772096. OCLC 180161186.
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