Uzbek Traditional Music and Dance in Bukhara 2

[camomilleable11]

xaxa she's calling each instrument by Tajik language, the majoriy of population in Bukhara are Tajiks.

[Aldrovanda31885]

E yashshanglaaaaaaaar!:) Qoil!

[egomarius]

the name for the flute "nay" stands also for "pan flute" in Romanian...and the distance between the countries is more than 1500 km

[hirofarmer]

@egomarius

in my opinion, from Balkan to Turkey, Caucasus, Central Asia, (Manchuria), Korea, Japan, some ethic musics are similar.

[aysasu]

@hirofarmer

Rahmet, I meant the the from the middle of course, anyway, it is so familiar. ...and just a minute ago I was looking up for 'thank you' in Uzbek and went on looking at this phareses and noticed that 'kocani' means 'street' in Uzbek, and there is a 'Kocani Orkertar' from the Balkans, so it is 'Street Orkestra' , my God!

[aysasu]

What is the title of this piece of muzik, anybody.

Bu ezginin adını bilen biri yazarsa sevinirim.

[hirofarmer]

I don't know the title. Sorry. I tried to ask some Uzbek friends. They told me they know this tune well but don't know the title.

[Aldrovanda31885]

@hirofarmer you better try to find it from this ensemble's records

[hirofarmer]

@Aldrovanda31885

I tried to find. But I need the name of the ensemble.

[BattorUzbek]

Great music.

Yashasin Uzbekistan...

longlife to all uzbkes all round da world!