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08 Oct 98 - 08:21 AM (#40868) Subject: Maqams and others From: Harris Lambrakis My name is Harris Lambrakis and I'm a student in the University of Ethnomusicology in Athens,Greece. I want to talk about the practical of the maqams and modes in Greece, Turkey, Persia, Arab world and Central Asia so far as Chinese Turkmenistan. I'm previously interested for historical informations. |
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08 Oct 98 - 08:49 AM (#40869) Subject: RE: Maqams and others From: Frank in the swamps Harris, don't get discouraged because of the lack of response, you've probably caught most of us out of our waters. I'm slightly acquainted with a young Turk here in Florida who is a violinist, I'll pass word along. If that doesn't lead to anything don't fret, the Mudcat is worldwide, sooner or later you'll get a response. Or at least an argument!! Meanwhile, what are Maqams? Frank i.t.s. |
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08 Oct 98 - 09:11 AM (#40872) Subject: RE: Maqams and others From: Harris Maqam is a Arabic word that means "mode". |