Music by Uzbek Mumtaz Shashmaqom

  • Rasulov Marufjon A Teacher of Andijan State University, Faculty of Arts, Department of Music Education, Independent student of the 2nd stage (PhD doctoral course) of the Uzbek National Music Art Institute
  • S. M. Begmatov Professor, Scientific adviser
Keywords: Mug’oncha, mug’cha, Etimologiya, Uzzol, Savt, Nasr, Saraxbor, Talqincha

Abstract

Uzbek and Tajik peoples, which made up a significant part of the heritage of professional music in the oral style, serve as an endless source of creativity for musicians, keeping their full value even today. Therefore, a comprehensive study of the statuses that occupy an important place in our cultural life is the demand of today. It is pleasant to note that as a result of the research of experts in this regard, the laws of status classification, internal development characteristics, historical, executive and a number of other aspects are highlighted. At the same time, there are a number of controversial topics that have not yet been resolved in the study of status.

Uzbek and Tajik peoples, which made up a significant part of the heritage of professional music in the oral style, serve as an endless source of creativity for musicians, keeping their full value even today. Therefore, a comprehensive study of the statuses that occupy an important place in our cultural life is the demand of today. It is pleasant to note that as a result of the research of experts in this regard, the laws of status classification, internal development characteristics, historical, executive and a number of other aspects are highlighted. At the same time, there are a number of controversial topics that have not yet been resolved in the study of status.

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Published
2023-01-31
How to Cite
Marufjon, R., & Begmatov, S. M. (2023). Music by Uzbek Mumtaz Shashmaqom. CENTRAL ASIAN JOURNAL OF ARTS AND DESIGN, 4(1), 33-36. https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/G3W82
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