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| home of the Khorezm Maqam |
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| home of the Ferghana-Tashkent Maqam |
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| 250 pieces, 6 suites, each suite named after a melodic mode |
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| parallels w/ Shashmaqam, but different melodic material |
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| "six and a half", alternate name for Khorezm Maqam, due to one suite only including instrumental |
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lighter and faster, also more popular.
Alternatively called "Char"-Maqam, with 4 suites |
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| What language are the texts in? |
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| drawn from Persion and Chagatay poetry. |
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| a small group of related pieces within one maqam |
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| 2 stringed, long-necked lute |
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| a bowed tambur, with one bowed string and 4 sympathetic strings |
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| Plucked, long-necked lute, one plucked string and 4 sympathetic strings |
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| End-blown double-pipe, each pipe with own reed |
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| Head of Dept. of Eastern Music, Tashkent State Conservatory |
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| Viktor Alexandrovich Uspensky |
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| Russian Musicologist who helped found Tashkent State Conservatory |
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| Aleksei Fedorovich Kozlovsky |
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| Wrote first symphonic composition of Uzbekistan, "Lola" |
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opera composed by Kozlovsky
goal to create opera that appealed to Russians and Uzbeks |
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studied at Moscow conservatory,and aimed to blend Uzbek and Euro sounds
wrote Nawa'i |
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Mafioso from Khorezm, huge patron of the arts
neo-feudalism, displays of wealth |
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| in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, male gathering with food, drink and music, where a mullah leads a discussion on a religious topic |
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| term used by Levin to describe a musician who lives an "exemplary life", dedicating their life to playing music for worship |
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non-conservatory musician, criticizes the "freezing" of the Shashmaqam
He takes a freer, "alive" approach to Shashmaqam |
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| set songs to poetry of 12th century poet, Yassawi |
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| Pop queen, studied at conservatory |
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