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Dar Shahri Samarkand by Roshel Aminov and Emanuel Aminov
Live performance by Roshel Aminov and Emanuel Aminov
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Tolkun by Neriyo Aminov, Roshel Aminov, and Emanuel Aminov
Live perfomance by Neriyo Aminov and his sons Roshel Aminov and Emanuel Aminov.
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Chapandozi Kalandari (zirashki) by Roshel Amin
Chapandozi Kalandari (zirashki) - Live performance by Roshel Amin. - Aminov
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Tukiyu Manki by RoshelAmin
Live perfomance by Roshel Amin. - Aminov
Song title "Tukiyu Manki" in "Kurbon Ulam" music.
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Sokinomayi Ufari Kalon by RoshelAmin
Live performance by Roshel & Emanuel Amin - Aminov
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Sar'akhbori Rost by RoshelAmin
Tanbur: Roshel Amin
Doira: Emanuel Amin
Vocal: Roshel, Emanuel, and Rano Amin - Aminov
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Baguliston (tobodi sabo) by RoshelAmin
Baguliston - music by Neriyo Aminov. Performed by Roshel & Emanuel Amin
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Dili Moh by RoshelAmin
Dilih Moh - music by Neriyo Aminov. Performed by Roshel & Emanuel Amin.
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About Roshel Aminov - true shashmakom legend
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Aug 28, 2007About this user
Roshel Amin is the son of Neriye Aminov, one of the 20th. Century grand masters of "SHASHMAKOM", the classical music of Central Asia (Tajikistan & Uzbekistan). He studied the Shashmakom with his father since childhood.His father instilled in him a respect for this ancient musical art of the East, teaching him its basic structure and melodies components. Thus he learned in the traditional way through oral transmission rather than through formal lessons.
"SHASHMAKOM" has evolved over many centuries. Its repertoire, consisting of 252 melodies and songs, was created by many musicians and poets.
These compositions were handed down from teacher (ustoz) to pupil (shogird) as is the tradition throughout Central and South Asia.
Roshel Amin has inherited his father's repertoire as well as his performance technique on the tanbur, sato and tar (lutes) and his vocal timbre.
He has participated in many festivals and was the winner of many musical competitions in Central Asia and Russia.
For more information please visit:
http://www.neriyeaminfund.com
http://www.myspace.com/roshelamin