I tried to to rivet on differences in turkish/arab way of noatation, but
I am sure I missed the point.
For someone interested, here is a much better (short) description:
http://www.oud.eclipse.co.uk/notation.html
Important to notice to avoid mail storms about more or less cents:
... the symbols really only 'represent' the notes rather than fix a
specific pitch for them ..
On 12.08.2015 13:49, BB wrote:
the word makam (pl. makamlar) is used for the turkish way of
notation, whereas the word maqam (pl. maqamat) is used by the arabs
for the arab way of notation.
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