Development Of Symphonic Music in Uzbekistan

Authors

  • Professor Sultanali Mannopov People's Artist of Uzbekistan
  • Abdulkhay Karimov Honored Artist of Uzbekistan
  • Shohida Ataboeva Fergana State University Art faculty teachers
  • Alijon Ergashev Fergana State University Art faculty teachers,
  • Shokhista Usmanova 3rd year student of FarSU

Keywords:

Symphony, Symphonic Suite, Overture, Rhapsody

Abstract

This article discusses the entry of symphonic music into the world of Uzbek music and its stages of development. Even today, a number of young composers are working on the development of this genre.

References

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Aydin Abdullayeva “CHOLGSHUNOSLIK” “Music” publishing house Tashkent - 2018.

Bahrom Madrimov “HISTORY OF UZBEK MUSIC” - Tashkent 2015.

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Published

2021-11-22

Issue

Vol. 2 (2021): JPIP

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Development Of Symphonic Music in Uzbekistan. (2021). Journal of Pedagogical Inventions and Practices, 2, 53-56. https://mail.zienjournals.com/index.php/jpip/article/view/259