| Description | Yalla is a song-dance genre of Uzbek oral art, which is widespread in Uzbekistan. The majority of songs in this genre are associated with love-related themes and lyrics and performed solo (by singer or yalla performer) with accompaniment of instruments.Melodies of yalla are more developed and songful, joyful and dance-suited.Mumtoz yalla differs significantly from widely-spread folklore songs in yalla genre, which use folk poetry and solo-groupnmanner of singing with accompaniment of doira or dutar (among the people “yalla” means “singing with a dance”). The examples include “Yallama yorim”, “Kho-kho yalla”, “Qizgina”, etc. | ||
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Yalla
Yalla is a song-dance genre of Uzbek oral art, which is widespread in Uzbekistan. The majority of songs in this genre are associated with love-related themes and lyrics and performed solo (by singer or yalla performer) with accompaniment of instruments.Melodies of yalla are more developed and songful, joyful and dance-suited.Mumtoz yalla differs significantly from widely-spread folklore songs in yalla genre, which use folk poetry and solo-groupnmanner of singing with accompaniment of doira or dutar (among the people “yalla” means “singing with a dance”). The examples include “Yallama yorim”, “Kho-kho yalla”, “Qizgina”, etc.
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Yalla
Yalla is a song-dance genre of Uzbek oral art, which is widespread in Uzbekistan. The majority of songs in this genre are associated with love-related themes and lyrics and performed solo (by singer or yalla performer) with accompaniment of instruments.Melodies of yalla are more developed and songful, joyful and dance-suited.Mumtoz yalla differs significantly from widely-spread folklore songs in yalla genre, which use folk poetry and solo-groupnmanner of singing with accompaniment of doira or dutar (among the people “yalla” means “singing with a dance”). The examples include “Yallama yorim”, “Kho-kho yalla”, “Qizgina”, etc.
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