HISTORY OF UZBEKISTAN NATIONAL POP: CHARACTERISTICS AND GLOBAL APPEARANCE

Authors

  • Saydaxmedova Umida Muxammadamin qizi Department of "Composing and Arranging" of the National Institute of Pop Art named after Batyr Zakirov under the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan 1st Year Master's Degree Author
  • Mukhammadjon Otajonov Scientific Advisor, Professor National Institute of Pop Art named after Botir Zokirov under the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan Author

Keywords:

Estrada music, Uzbek estrada, musical development, Botir Zokirov, Enmark Salikhov, Music-Hall, folk music development, young estrada singers, symphonic orchestra, bit music.

Abstract

This article explores the development of estrada music in Uzbekistan, its formation, founders, and its current relevance. It traces the evolution of estrada music from the 1950s, highlighting the contributions of pioneers such as Botir Zokirov and Enmark Salikhov and their influence on the genre's growth. The article discusses the primary trends in estrada music, the creation of orchestral ensembles, the emergence of bit music, and the significant role of young singers and the new generation of artists. It also analyzes the unique characteristics of traditional folk music and its impact on the development of estrada art.

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Published

2025-03-12

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 3 (2025)

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Articles

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HISTORY OF UZBEKISTAN NATIONAL POP: CHARACTERISTICS AND GLOBAL APPEARANCE. (2025). Educator Insights: Journal of Teaching Theory and Practice, 1(3), 84-89. https://brightmindpublishing.com/index.php/EI/article/view/182