YAYLI TANBURUN YAPISAL VE TEKNİK ÖZELLİKLERİNE İLİŞKİN UZMAN GÖRÜŞLERİ by Cenk ÇÖL

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EHL-İ HAKK’IN CEM VE MANEVİ MECLİSLERİ by Jean DURİNG

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Cemil Bey’in, Hüseynî Viyolonsel Taksîminin Rehber-i Mûsikîye Göre Makam Tahlîli by Özcan Çetik, Mehmet Gönül

“…Cemil Bey, Türk mûsikîsi tarihinde Tanbûr icrâsıyla öne çıkmış, tanbur yanında Klâsik Kemençe, Lavta, Yaylı Tanbur, viyolonsel gibi sazlarda yaptığı icralarıyla ekol olmuş, Türk mûsikîsinin özellikle Saz Mûsikîsi başlığı altında eşsiz eserler vücuda getirmiş çok önemli bir icracıdır. …”
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The Methods Used for The Acoustic Analysis of The Turkish Stringed Instruments by Emir DEGİRMENLİ

“…Based on this analysis, sound radiation and long-term average spectrum measurements were applied to the Turkish music instruments oud, tanbur and kanun. Seven different oud, tanbur and kanun resonances were determined by the sound radiation analysis based on the impact test, which can be done without performing (playing) the instruments. …”
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Mevlânâ ve Müzik by Bayram Ali Çetinkaya

“…Mevlânâ eserlerinde saz, davul, zurna, rebâp, kemençe, kudüm, def, tanbur, kopuz ve neyden bahsetmektedir. Mevlânâ için ney, dosttur, sevgilidir, sırdaştır ve panzehirdir.…”
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YARSAN EDEBİYATINDA KADIN ŞAİRLERİN YERİ by Sevda ORAK REŞİTOĞLU

“…These women not only speak words, they have a sitting place in Cem and they also have a share of food. Moreover, the tanbûr, which is considered sacred by the Yarsans, is also played by women and has an important place in this culture. …”
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Julien Jalâl Ed-Dine Weiss: A Novel Proposal for the Middle Eastern Qānūn by Pohlit, Stefan

“…The discussion includes those tuning approaches from the recent past that influenced Weiss in the conception of his prototypes: the professional Arab qānūn prior to the 1970s, the frets on Necdet Yaşar's Turkish tanbūr, and the qānūn of Aleppo that vanished in the 1980s. …”
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Imagery and meaning creation of Azerbaijani school poets with stringed instruments by Mohammad Parsanasab, Masoud Moazami Goodarzi

“…Other poets of the Azerbaijani school have not explicitly addressed the musical meaning of this word. "Tanbur" is one of the instruments that is widely used even today, especially in the western regions of the country and Kurdistan. …”
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