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| Open Access | TURKMEN DANCE: HISTORY, AESTHETICS AND MODERN DEVELOPMENT
Usmanova Gulasal Normukhammad kizi , Head of the Department of "Head of Choreographic Teams" of the Uzbek State Academy of Choreography, Associate Professor, Doctor of Philosophy in Art History (PhD) Rasulova Rukhshon , 1st year master's student in the specialty "Head of Choreographic Teams" of the Uzbek State Academy of ChoreographyAbstract
This article provides a detailed analysis of the history of the formation of Turkmen dance art, its artistic and aesthetic features, dance types, musical accompaniment, national costumes, as well as the modern stages of dance development. The article provides information on the differences between women's and men's dances, movement plasticity, mimicry, musical rhythm and stage interpretations. It also highlights the role of Turkmen dance in folk culture, its educational and spiritual significance. The results of the study show that Turkmen dance has formed as a unique art form within the rich cultural heritage of the peoples of the East. The article is important as a guide for students studying in the fields of Turkology, ethnography, dance art and cultural studies, as well as for folklore researchers.
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Turkmen dance, folk dances, national costumes, musical accompaniment, movement plasticity, stage art, Eastern dance.
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