PECULIARITIES OF PERFORMANCE OF UZBEK FOLK INSTRUMENTS.

When we look at the history of music, we see that the Uzbek people have always been interested in art and the study of art. In particular, they studied the composition and performance of musical instruments. These are also reflected in the music literature. “As a result of archeological expeditions organized in the 30s and 40s of the century (led by S.L. Tolstov, V.A. Vyatkin, M.B. Masson and others), valuable information was obtained in the study of Central Asian culture, including folk instruments. Found cultural monuments; a flute, a rubab-shaped instrument, a drum resembling a modern circle, and drummers playing similar instruments. These are the masterpieces of spool pots found in cities such as Afrosiob, Toprakkala, Aytaram (called Aytaram Frieze). They are described as practicing a variety of musical instruments: the junta, the tanbur, the rubobs, the oud, the shemane (musician), the chagana, the chiltor, the nay, the burgu sunray, the karnay, and the doira. Folk instruments have become an integral part of human life, incorporating them into the life and work of the people of Central Asi