Outer and by music comparative survey in Anvari and Jamal Esfahani's odes
Abstract:
As one the main elements of poem, music have been in poets attention from old time. This inseparable basis, Have close connection with poem; so that Arud and rime have considered as two main elements of poem structure. The purpose of this paper is surveying these elements in Anvari and Jamals odes. Efforts of this inquiry with Considering the influence of Khurasani poet on Esfahani poet in Chorus ode is surveying most manifest aspects of poem music; Which means Arud and rime and radif in odes of these two poets to understanding the scale of this influence. The surveys of outer music indicate that seven beher from Anvari and Jamals odes behers are same together and their only difference is in usage of beher-e-qareeb and beher-e-saree that Jamal havent use them. The intention of two poets were using more Juybaree and common Farsi Arud meters. These two poets hadnt much tendency to use Duree-meters. Also in the by music case specified that Anvaris rimes [with slightly differences] Is most euphony than Jamals rimes; because in his odes, the rimes with long phonetic is more common. Whereas, Jamals radifs are more dynamic; because his very raifs have most frequency.
Language:
Persian
Published:
Journal of Literary Aesthetics, Volume:7 Issue: 27, 2016
Pages:
53 to 71
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