HISTORY OF UZBEK FOLK INSTRUMENTS
Abstract
The musical instruments reflect the national characteristics, traditions, customs and values of each nation, from which the sound is derived. Performing arts in musical instruments as a means of glorifying the spirituality of mankind is the responsibility of folk art, and from time immemorial has been formed and developed among the masses. The national instruments are constantly being perfected by skilled musicians and are distinguished by their vibrancy, musicality and melody. As musical instruments have become more and more in demand throughout history, so has the attention paid to their educational and pedagogical aspects.
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