This article examines the history of traditional methods of Uzbek folk music performance, performance culture and musical works. Uzbek folk music is rich in its own methods and national musical instruments, and these art forms have been passed down from generation to generation. In this article, the preservation and development of folk music through teacher-disciple schools, which were brought up mainly on the basis of oral tradition, as well as the role of these traditions in modern performance are widely discussed. Genres of Uzbek folk music performance, their uniqueness and the role of musical traditions in society are analyzed.
THEORETICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF UZBEK FOLK MUSIC PERFORMANCE
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Uzbek folk music
performance art
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