Sound Of Arslantepe – Mehmet Güneş Açıkgöz – Efe Akademi Yayınları

ExplanationsMovement "FIRE"The "Fire" theme, which constitutes the first part of the work, begins with a rhythm formed by stones. This symbolizes the moment of the first ignition of the fire. In this section, the order for the establishment of the first state structure is expressed with bass group melodies and the tenor depicted as the king's voice.Movement "PROVISIONS"The second part of the work, "Provisions", is dedicated to the women workers of the period. It represents warehouses, poverty and grains emptied from the great earthen pots. In this chapter, as an effect, 2 separate pots should be used, filled and emptied with grain.III. Movement "THE SEAL"Another important formation of Arslantepe is seals. From all the pottery stored to the doors of the palace, there are seals that bear the signature of the period. This chapter represents the seals used at the time, but only fragments of which have survived to the present day.Movement " THE COURTYARD"The courtyard is expressed as an area where people who lived a nomadic life before the palace structure was built met at the end of migration. These areas are thought to be a meeting area where meals were served, as far as the findings obtained from the ruins show. This courtyard culture was also included in the palace structure.Movement "THE PALACE"The palace is one of the most important symbols of Arslantepe. It is thought to be the site where the foundation of the first state structure was laid, rather than the remains of a religious temple. In this chapter, the random sounds - rhythms - made by stones and wood as an effect depict the foundation of the building.Movement "SOLDIER"The remains recovered today suggest that there was a military organization on the mound. The sword and various weapon structures, which are presumed to have been used for ceremonies, prove this theory. Random rhythms of a chain and a hammer on a metal structure will be used as effects in this chapter. The chapter depicts portraits of the king ...