MEDIEVAL MUSICAL CULTURE
Keywords:
Key words :Barbat, law, scale, consonance, dissonance, acoustics, melody, range, status, rhythm, gender, jam, scale, musician, singer, melody, interval tetrachord, pentachordAbstract
Annotation:connection with the disintegration of the Timurid kingdom, the state
of the Shaibanis (XVI century), Ashtarkhanis (XVII century) and Mangit Khans (XVIII
century) settled in its main core, with Bukhara as its capital and Samarkand as its
second largest city. Kavkabi served in the palace of Ubaidullah Khan. Like Husayn
Boygaro, Ubaidullah Khan appeared as a patron of literature and fine arts, and at the
same time a connoisseur of poetry and music. Kavkabi is the author of several musical
treatises. One of the greatest works of the scientist «Risolai muziky» («Treatise on
Music») not only covers the issues related to the traditional music and methods of this
science, but also contains descriptive information about the life and work of musicians.
Information about the musical culture of the century is presented
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