Invisible face of the beloved classical music of the Tajiks and Uzbeks. - Academy of Maqâm (Washington, DC Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, 2005)
Maqâm-i râst. Solo on the sato -- Sarakhbor-i râst -- Tarona 1 -- Tarona 2 -- Tarona 3 -- Tarona 4 -- Tarona 5 -- Talqin-i ushshâq -- Suporish talqin-i ushshâq -- Tarona -- Nasr-i ushshâq -- Tarona 1 -- Tarona 2 -- Nawroz-i sabo -- Talqincha-i sabo -- First suporish -- Ufor-i ushshâq -- Final suporish.
Suite of vocal and instrumental music (shashmaqâm) from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Compact disc accompanied by DVD. Program notes with bibliographical and discographical references in English and lyrics with English translations (41 p. : ill.) inserted in container. Accompanying DVD: Music of central Asia and the Aga Khan Music Initiative. Revitalizing Shashmaqâm : court music of central Asia. Interactive instrument glossary. Map of central Asia. Recorded June 2004, Kyrgyz National TV and Radio Broadcasting Corp. Sung in Uzbek or Tajik.
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
The Academy of Maqâm, Abduvali Abdurashidov, director, sato ; Ozoda Ashurova, Jamshed Ergashev, Khurshed Ibrohimov, Nasiba Omonboeva, Zumrad Samijonova, vocal ; Kamoliddin Khamdamov, tanbur, vocal ; Murod Jumaev, vocal, doira ; Sirojiddin Juraev, dutar.
Keywords: Music, Tajikistan; Music,Uzbekistan; Songs, Uzbek; Songs, Tajik. Maqām; Music, Tajikistan -- History and criticism; Music --Uzbekistan -- History and criticism