History of Musical Science in the Interpretation of Kaykovus’ Work “Kobusnoma”

Burkhonova Umurzakovna

Authors

Burkhonova Gulrux Umurzakovna Independent Researcher at the Department of Music Education of the Uzbek-Finnish Pedagogical Institute.

Keywords:

Cultural Heritage, National Value, Music, Singing Art, Traditions of Excellence, “Shokhnoma”, “Kobusnoma”, Musician, Singer, Musical Taste, Aesthetics

Abstract

The interpretation of Kaykovus' work "Kobusnoma" and the opinions expressed in it are highlighted from the point of view of a holistic connection with the composer, performer and text. The section “About Hafiz and Musicians” talks about connoisseurs of musical science. It is recognized that a person who considers all art to be his destiny must be able to play a musical instrument. It is emphasized that music is considered an important factor in the formation of the inner world of children, the development of aesthetic taste and level, and proposals are formed on their basis.

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