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Gilman Salakhov’s Role and Importance in Azerbaijani Music Culture
Author(s)
Nigar Bayramova Agaverdi
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2177/2020.06.003
Affiliation(s)
Baku Music Academy named after Uzeyir Hajibayli, Baku, Azerbaijan
ABSTRACT
Azerbaijani music has been
created and polished by the people for centuries, and reflects the people’s
spiritual strength, desire for freedom, ideas, and hopes. Azerbaijani music has
been passed down from generation to generation, lived in oral traditions, and has always been distinguished by its antiquity and
rich culture. Many concepts have emerged in the musical-aesthetic-concepts of
antiquity and the Middle Ages, and categories of aesthetic analysis of music
have been formed. Music and musical aesthetics have historically been
widespread, and have shaped various socio-cultural forms in a forward-looking
way. The rich musical heritage created in different periods since ancient times
are undoubtedly a proof of the genetic talent inherent in every generation of
the Azerbaijani people. Our national musical instruments, adapted to the
emotional color, rhythm, tempo and art of Azerbaijani folk music, have passed a
long historical development and brought many aspects of traditional music
performance and creativity to the present day. They are one of the elements
that connect the future of our musical culture with the past. Traditional music
and musical instruments, which are still played today, reflect the main
features of Azerbaijan’s national musical thinking and artistic creativity. Information
on komuz and kilkomuz, the ancestors of stringed and plectrum musical
instruments in the origin and development of Azerbaijani folk musical
instruments, is also found in examples of oral folk art, in the all-Turkic
monument “Kitabi-Dada Gorgud”. According to written sources, 88 musical
instruments, including 32 string and 23 wind instruments, were widely used in
Azerbaijani performing arts. Information about this is found in the chronicles
of ancient historians, in the works of medieval thinkers Safiaddin Urmavi,
Abdulgadir Maragayi, Dervish Ali Changi, Qatran Tabrizi, and others on
musicology.
KEYWORDS
music, culture, Song and Dance Ensemble, kamancheh, concert
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