Abstract:

Turkish folk music is the typical, authentic Turkish music that the Turkish people have lived, thought, and created for centuries, absorbed in a pot and transmitted from ears to ears, from language to language to today, and continued their production today, changing a little shape than before. The "Turkish People" concept here covers all citizens living within the Turkish borders and meeting under the flag of the Republic of Turkey, regardless of their ethnic structure. In our country, although these ethnic different layers are trying to go to some different openings, the structural similarity in the turks of those places is a small but clear sign that we are people created by the same culture and feeling. In this study, including the Rumeli area, a total of eight regions of Turkey's "kerem" series consisting of 4 pieces of turquoise on "Markov dizilimi" and computer-supported analysis resulted, frequently used and frequently repeated common music texts and thus these places were tried to determine the homogeneity in the music culture. Keywords: music, Turkish folk music, computer, analysis. Abstract Turkish folk music is the authentic, typical Turkish music which is currently produced with some modifications and which is transferred to the present day by bringing together the experiences, thoughts and feelings of Turkish people in a single melting pot. It has passed from ear to ear and tongue to tongue up to the present. The concept of "Turkish People" as used here covers all the citizens living with In the boundaries of Turkey. They are comm.ing together under the flag of the Turkish Republic whatever ethnic structure they may have. Although there are some efforts to bring about some discriminations due to the ethnic differences, the similarity of the structure of these folk songs is a slight but exact indication of the fact that we are indeed the meJ11bers and products of some culture and sensations. This study deals with thirty-two folk songs composed of "kerem" tones. four from each of the eight different regions of Turkey, including Roumel ia. These folk songs have been analyzed with "Markov Chuins" and computer-supported analysis. Through these analysis, we have aimed to determine the commonly used and repeated common musical structure and thus the homogeneity in the musical cu Iture of these regions. Keywords: Music, Classical Turkish Folk Music, Computer, Analysis.