%0 Journal Article
%T An Ethnomusicological Perspective to Soundscape Studies
%A E £¿irin £¿ZG¨¹N
%J -
%D 2018
%X Ethnomusicologists generally use the concepts of sound and soundscape referring to timbre, the sonic characteristics of a specific music genre, or the musical characteristics of a region or society. However, ethnomusicologists who draw their analytical perspectives from the Soundscape School investigate the sounds (musics, languages, silences, environmental sounds and noises) as related parts of a whole, and analyze the sonic practices in terms of these relations. These works have lead to a further discussion in ethnomusicology on the limits and problems of music as a concept. This paper aims to briefly trace the history of the relationship of ethnomusicology to soundscape studies and raises questions about the boundaries of music concep
%K Soundscape
%K Akustemoloji
%K Etnom¨¹zikoloji
%K M¨¹zik
%U http://dergipark.org.tr/msgsusbd/issue/46991/589827