AESTHETIC EDUCATION OF SCHOOLCHILDREN OF UZBEK MUSIC AND FOLK SONGS
Madrimov Bahram Khudoinazarovich
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Madrimov Bahram Khudoinazarovich
Abstract
Uzbek folk songs, including Bukhara folk songs, are based on the folklore or literary texts of some poets. In addition, contemporary composers use the melody of folk songs creatively. From the point of view of the expediency of using Bukhara folk songs in the spiritual and aesthetic education of students, it is important to pay special attention to ideas, educational orientation and didactic content.
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Uzbek folk songs, including Bukhara folk songs, are based on the folklore or literary texts of some poets. In addition, contemporary composers use the melody of folk songs creatively. From the point of view of the expediency of using Bukhara folk songs in the spiritual and aesthetic education of students, it is important to pay special attention to ideas, educational orientation and didactic content.
Key concepts: Uzbek, Folklore, Folk music, Folk song, Literature, Folk culture, Art, Aesthetics