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DOI: Alisher Navoi’s Perspective on Music in His Works
Shokirhonov Bahtiyor , Lecturer Of Namangan State University, UzbekistanAbstract
This article reveals that Alisher Navoi, the king of gazal art, did not only write about poems, he also studied and gave a great amount of information on music, one of the most complicated form of art.
Keywords
Alisher Navoi, composer
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