Stylistic Nuances in Uzbek National Instrumental Music Techniques and Interpretations
Keywords:
Uzbek instrumental music, maqom tradition, rubab techniquesAbstract
Uzbek national instrumental music is rich in stylistic diversity, reflecting centuries of cultural evolution and regional influences. This article examines the stylistic nuances found in traditional Uzbek instrumental music, focusing on techniques and interpretations unique to instruments such as the Rubab, Dutor, and Nay. It explores the intricacies of performance practices, the role of maqom in shaping stylistic identity, and the ways musicians infuse personal expression into their interpretations. By analyzing regional variations, improvisational practices, and contemporary adaptations, the article highlights the dynamic nature of Uzbek instrumental music and its enduring cultural significance.
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