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<p><b>Yeni sayfa</b></p><div>''Languages:'' [[Serşo|TR]] • [[Serşo/ku|KU]] • [[Serşo/fr|FR]] • [[Serşo/en|EN]]<br />
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[[Serşo]] is the form of song sung during the "[[Serşoyê]]" ritual, a special ceremony performed for the groom in Kurdish weddings. These serşo songs are performed while the groom is being washed and his face is being shaved.<br />
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No [[govend]] is danced to these songs; they are sung more often in a [[dîwan]] setting or while seated. In this respect, serşo differs from forms that accompany dance and carries a ceremonial character.<br />
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= Formal characteristics =<br />
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* The serşo form is generally free.<br />
* Different meter and structural features may appear within a single song.<br />
* Rhythm is often distinct, but at times it moves outside rhythm.<br />
* Long phrases may alter the rhythmic structure.<br />
* Sometimes words are cut off halfway; this places the structure between rhythmic and free form.<br />
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For this reason, serşo belongs neither to a strictly rhythmic form nor to an entirely free structure; it shows a transitional quality between the two. In some respects it resembles the style of [[Şeşbendiyan]].<br />
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Serşo holds a unique place in wedding rituals both symbolically and musically, and is regarded as one of the ceremonial forms of [[Mûzîka Kurdî]].<br />
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