Μουσικά όργανα του Δρόμου του Μεταξιού: διαφύλαξη ήχου και παράδοσης

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Μουσικά όργανα του Δρόμου του Μεταξιού: διαφύλαξη ήχου και παράδοσης

Από τα εργαστήρια έως τις προφορικές παραδόσεις, η μουσική εξακολουθεί να ενώνει τις γενιές μέσα από όργανα, ερμηνεία και πολιτιστική κληρονομιά.

Σε συνεργασία με Center for the Production of Content for Mass Media under the Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan

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00:00Υπότιτλοι AUTHORWAVE

00:30In many traditions, they were seen as a way to influence emotion, bring energy and accompany important moments in life.

00:36In Andižan, in the east of Uzbekistan, these ideas are reflected in the ongoing work of instrument makers and performers.

00:44From the time of Amir Simur to the present day, musical instruments in Andižan have remained an important part of

00:51cultural life.

00:52Their sound continues to come many generations of audiences and musicians.

00:57Abdoumalik Madrayimov has spent more than 55 years developing and producing national musical instruments such as dutar, tambour, gejak and

01:06doira in one of the country's largest specialized workshops.

01:17In his own workshop, Abdoumalik and his apprentices produce instruments for all levels from schools to higher education institutions as

01:26well as for professional musicians.

01:42While in Andižan, instruments are reconstructed and refined in workshops in the southern region of Surkhandahya, they are part of

01:49a living oral tradition.

01:51Bakshi performers carry epics through memory and improvisation.

01:55This tradition is not fixed. Each performance is shaped in the moment.

02:02Bakshi learn by listening, not by reading notes.

02:04The melody passes from one generation to the next, from hand to hand, from voice to voice.

02:23From Surkhandahya, where the Dombra guides oral performance, the journey continues west to Karakal, Pakistan, where craftsmanship plays a central