THE PEDAGOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE WORK OF MODERN UZBEK COMPOSERS
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https://doi.org/10.37547/pedagogics-crjp-02-12-16Keywords:
Teacher, student, national, creativity, music, tradition, education, melody, cultureAbstract
The development of culture and art in our society is based on specific trends. In this regard, music culture has entered an important stage of development, which contributes to the growth of spiritual and cultural consciousness of the people. earns. The teacher-student tradition is unique to our nation and is still used in practice by many master artists.
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