| The name derives from the word , meaning "rule, law, norm, principle", which is borrowed from the ancient Greek word and musical instrument rule , which in Latin was called not to be confused with the European polyphonic known by the same name | On the other hand, the nowadays widespread application of equidistant 24-tones on Arabic and 72-tones on Turkish qanun models presents an ongoing source of controversy |
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| If possible, verify the text with references provided in the foreign-language article | The dimensions of a Turkish kanun are typically 95 to 100 cm 37—39" in length, 38 to 40 cm 15—16" in width, and 4 to 6 cm 1 |
However, they normally occupy different locations on the soundboard of Turkish kanuns compared to Arabic qanuns, and may also vary in shape, size and number depending on geography or personal taste.
| Ornamental called kafes are a critical component of what constitutes the accustomed timbre of qanun | The university organization laws for both, universities and universities for the arts and music created a new category of professor: the temporary contract-based professor who has an employment contract under private law with the Federal Government and can be employed in special cases, e |
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| A directorate called the Arab Music Institutes Directorate was established at the Ministry of Culture | Journal of New Music Research, 38:1: 45—70 |
| You must provide in the accompanying your translation by providing an to the source of your translation | a machine-translated version of the Hebrew article |
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| This has subsequently led to the familiar interrupted and irregular pattern of mandals on the Turkish kanun becoming a visual guide for players, in facilitating modal and intonational navigation on an instrument which is ordinarily bereft of pitch markers | Makam — Modal Practice in Turkish Art Music |