The history of the Ashula genre goes back to the distant past: it is often the product of the work of professional musicians (composer-hafiz) and because it has come down to us orally, a number of Ashulas have many variants. forms of prose (singing) of Bukhara and Khorezm maqams, widespread maqam in Tashkent and Ferghana Valley ways, manifested in the big song genre. The spirit, character, and spiritual world of the Uzbek people have found their mature and full-fledged artistic expression in hymns.

doyra, dutor, tanbur, song, ghazal and poem, big song,

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