Mazandaran Ritual Music Influenced the Local Architecture

Saba Mojtabavi*; Mouood Sadat Mojavery

Abstract

Arts connected with each other issue that always comes among artists. Influence and impact of arts on each other ever in the history of art, an idea has been educating and promoting. Music has always been a man's chest to chest and then to the present generation to preserve a part of them and the others has been forgotten. Mazandaran music that came out of the lives of the people of this land, atmosphere and mood Complex represents the slum. Mazandaran's for many of their daily activities, melodies with lyrics clear that each day they do their work when they whispered to himself. The relationship between architecture and music of past centuries has been considered, as Goethe was one of those philosophers that the relationship between music and architecture as the architecture as "frozen music," stated, this interpretation had its own pros and cons, some of he also completed the interpretation and architecture called "silent music". Recorded and kept it in the context of geometry and architecture to create geometry in math elements takes place later on. However, on each floor of the building we can see mold on the windows, openings and gaps of silence we hear the melody, we can also by looking at the fuselage sides of a two or three-storey buildings, in the form of a one-eyed Harmony we get the savings. In other words, as our knowledge of harmony chords and the ability to characteristics of their connection with each other, according to special values, melodic and weight make them aware, the probe can also be picked Harmony Music tissue.

Keywords

Art, Music Mazandaran, Architecture, Music, Frozen, Geometry.

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S. M. , M. S. Mojavery, "Mazandaran Ritual Music Influenced the Local Architecture", International Journal of Innovative Research in Engineering & Management (IJIREM), Vol-3, Issue-3, Page No-164-168, 2016. Available from: