Folklore Music Performance and the Role of Uzbek National Customs

This article explores the role of Uzbek national customs in folklore music performance and their significance in shaping cultural identity, artistic expression, and social values. Folklore music in Uzbekistan is not merely an artistic phenomenon but also a reflection of centuries-old traditions, rituals, and communal life. The study analyzes how national customs influence musical performance practices, including singing styles, instrumental usage, performance contexts, and ceremonial functions. It also examines the continuity of oral traditions and their transformation in modern cultural environments. Special attention is given to the interconnection between folklore music and social rituals such as weddings, harvest celebrations, religious ceremonies, and family gatherings. The article emphasizes that Uzbek folklore music serves as a bridge between past and present, preserving cultural memory while adapting to contemporary artistic demands.

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