Oriental Art and Culture Volume 7 Issue 02 (2026) · pp. 178-181

THE HISTORY AND PERFORMANCE TRADITIONS OF CHO‘LI IROQ

Botirova, Nilufar

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Abstract

This article discusses the formation of vocal and instrumental melodies characteristic of the Fergana-Tashkent musical school, their connection with the Shashmaqom system, and their current state. The philosophical and musical foundations of the Fergana-Tashkent instrumental tradition are analyzed, particularly the melody “Cho‘li Iroq”, its meaning, structure, and historical origins. The article scientifically explores the interaction between folk musical creativity and the art of maqom, the integration of maqom elements into folk melodies, and the continuity of these traditions in modern instrumental performance

Shashmaqom, Cho‘li Iroq, Maqam system, Fergana-Tashkent maqoms, instrumental melodies, folk creativity, philosophy, musical treatise

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Botirova, Nilufar (2026). THE HISTORY AND PERFORMANCE TRADITIONS OF CHO‘LI IROQ. Oriental Art and Culture, 7(02), 178-181.
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Botirova, Nilufar THE HISTORY AND PERFORMANCE TRADITIONS OF CHO‘LI IROQ // Oriental Art and Culture. 2026. Т. 7. № 02. С. 178-181.
BibTeX 
@article{nilufar2026,
  author  = {Botirova, Nilufar},
  title   = {THE HISTORY AND PERFORMANCE TRADITIONS OF CHO‘LI IROQ},
  journal = {Oriental Art and Culture},
  year    = {2026},
  volume  = {7},
  number  = {02},
  pages   = {178-181}
}
RIS 
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AU  - Botirova, Nilufar
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JO  - Oriental Art and Culture
PY  - 2026
VL  - 7
IS  - 02
SP  - 178
EP  - 181
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