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School Name*The name of the school from which you graduated or are currently studying? Department* Can you translate Turkish?*Please SelectNoYesPlease translate the following text to TurkishMany of us have heard the old adage to pair white wine with chicken and fish and red wine with red meat (like beef and lamb). Happily, that advice has pretty much gone out the window over the last few years. For one thing, where does pork factor in this configuration? What happens when you put a cream sauce on red meat? White wine with delicate fish and seafood works for sure, but what about heavier (dare I say “meaty”) fish like swordfish or a tuna steak? It’s called a “tuna steak” for a reason after all! The best pairing advice has nothing to do with your protein (or vegetable if you swing that way). It’s all about the sauce! Or herbs, seasonings etc. When was the last time you cooked something and used absolutely no seasoning, herb, no pepper, no salt… Never, right? For that reason, when choosing a wine to pair with your meal, you should think less about the base and more about the flavors you are adding. Please translate the following text to EnglishZillerin tarihi her ne kadar en eski çağlara kadar gitse de müzikte kullanımını Osmanlı askeri bandosuna yani “Mehter Takımı”na borçludur. Savaş meydanında düşmanları korkutmak için etkileyici enstrümanları kullanan bu bandoda elbette İstanbul yapımı ziller vardı. Nitekim Avrupalı askeri gruplar da 18. yüzyılın başında Yeniçeri müziğini taklit etmeye başladılar ve zilin kaderi değişti... Savaş meydanlarından konser salonlarına geçiş yapan ziller kısa zamanda oparanın gözdesi oldu. Christoph Willibald Gluck’in, “Iphigénie en Tauride” (1779) operasında, özellikle 1. Perdede İskitlerin korosunda zilleri duysak da bu etkileyici enstrümanın bilinen en önemli örneği, muhtemelen Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart'ın 1782 tarihli “Saraydan Kız Kaçırma” adlı operasıdır. Ziller, 19. yüzyılın son otuz yılında, perküsyon bölümünün kalıcı bir parçası olarak Ludwig van Beethoven (9. Senfonisinde), Georges Bizet (Carmen'de), Franz Liszt ve Richard Wagner tarafından çok etkili bir şekilde kullanıldılar.Tick the categories you are interested in* Music Culinary Cinema What aspect of Anatolian culture interests you the most? Please explain in a few paragraphs*How did you hear about Turquazz*Please SelectGoogleLinkedinInstagramFacebookTwitterYoutubeWord of MouthOtherOther When are you available to start the internship?* MM slash DD slash YYYY Upload Resume*Please upload a file of your resume. (Only PDF)Accepted file types: pdf, Max. file size: 10 MB.CAPTCHACommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.