Kültür Sokağı’nın içerisinde keşfedilmeye değer birçok mekânla karşılaşabilir, kitap okuyabilir, çeşitli atölyelere katılabilir, sergileri ziyaret edebilirsiniz. Kültürel etkinliklerin yanı sıra keyifli bir vakit geçirme alanı yaratan Kültür Sokağı’nda, Çocuk Sanat Merkezi, Kütüphane, Müzik Platformu ve Ustalara Saygı Köşesi yer alıyor. Bu sokak, yolu Taksim’e çıkan herkes için ortak bir kültür noktası olma özelliği taşıyor.
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Vurmalı Çalgılar
The generic name for the instruments with an animal skin stretched over a hoop. These instruments, which resemble more today’s bendir (frame drum) do not have collarings. Once, it was the most common membranophone percussion instrument.
Üflemeli Çalgılar
The common name of the wind instruments from Anatolia to Asia. It is the main instrument in Anatolian sufi music. The origin of the word goes back to 3000 BC, when it was ‘na’ and ‘ti-gi’. In a painting from the late 10th century, which was discovered in the region of İdikut (China, Uigur, Turfan areas), there are some musicians who play the flute and a vertical wind instrument. Nay is a Persian word meaning ‘cane’.
Açık Telli Çalgılar
An open-stringed instrument played with a plectrum on one’s knees. The instruments named cetigen (yatugan), which were widely used in Central Asia and performed on knees like the kanun, were introduced to Europe through the Arabs in the 12th century.
Ditmeli - Mızraplı Çalgılar
A stringed instrument identified with Turkish folk music, which can be traced back to the kopuz in Turkish music. Pictures relating to the bağlama could be seen in the Sumerian civilization in Anatolia and the Hittites stringed instrument with a tassel at the edge of its pegbox.
Yaylı Çalgılar
As this instrument is called the ‘tırnak kemane’ in and around Kastamonu region, it is called the ‘Kastamonu tırnak kemanesi’ in literature. It has a structure indigenous to that region. Even though its body is made by carving, it is wider than the Mediterranean Yörük kemane.
Yaylı Çalgılar
The name ‘kemençe’ (kemançe) has been given to various stringed instruments over the centuries, just like the tanbur. There is no drop-shaped kemençe as played today in any of the extant Turkish sources until a painting of a similar instrument was encountered in the Violinist Hizir Aga (Kemani Hızır Ağa) manuscript from the 18th century Ottoman Period.
Vurmalı Çalgılar
An open-air membranophone instrument which is made by stretching skin on both sides of a hoop. It is seen in Sumerian pictures. A relief printing belonging to the Hittites who lived in Anatolia between 1900 and 1200 BC is exhibited in the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations in Ankara.
Üflemeli Çalgılar
An outdoor instrument from the class of wind instruments whose mouthpiece has two parts. It forms an indispensable duo with the drum that is used in state ceremonies, public entertainment across the Far East, Anatolia and the Balkans.
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