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 A unique genre of classical, professional music of the oral tradition. It represents one of directions of the makamats general system in the Central Asia. On 7 November 2003 the Director-General of UNESCOdeclared the Classical Music of Central Asia - Shashmaqom (Uzbekistan/Tajikistan) a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. Shashmaqom was selected as a Masterpiece due to its outstanding value as the principal form of classical musical expression of Central Asian people; in its systematic diversity it is a real musical encyclopedia of people of Central Asia. A unique genre of classical, professional music of the oral tradition. It represents one of directions of the makamats general system in the Central Asia. On 7 November 2003 the Director-General of UNESCOdeclared the Classical Music of Central Asia - Shashmaqom (Uzbekistan/Tajikistan) a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. Shashmaqom was selected as a Masterpiece due to its outstanding value as the principal form of classical musical expression of Central Asian people; in its systematic diversity it is a real musical encyclopedia of people of Central Asia.UNESCO In structure and logic, it is one of the greatest phenomena in monodal music. In structure and logic, it is one of the greatest phenomena in monodal music.

The origins of folk art are hidden in depths of centuries of history. Numerous archaeological diggings in rural areas have revealed and continues to reveal new aspects of this ancient land and its culture. The origins of folk art are hidden in depths of centuries of history. Numerous archaeological diggings in rural areas have revealed and continues to reveal new aspects of this ancient land and its culture. Uzbek applied arts has a wealth of variety when it comes to style, materials and ornamentation. Ceramics, silk and cotton weaving, stone and wood carving, metal engraving, leather stamping, calligraphy and miniature painting are some genres passed from ancient times. Uzbek applied arts has a wealth of variety when it comes to style, materials and ornamentation. Ceramics, silk and cotton weaving, stone and wood carving, metal engraving, leather stamping, calligraphy and miniature painting are some genres passed from ancient times. In the past each region has its own cultural and ethnic tradition, these unique features were established by local guilds that strengthened these characteristics through their art. It was possible to recognise where someone came from by his tyubeteyka (embroidered skullcap), the colour and style of his chapan (gown). The embroidery in the house identified the housewife's or her mother birthplace. In the past each region has its own cultural and ethnic tradition, these unique features were established by local guilds that strengthened these characteristics through their art. It was possible to recognise where someone came from by his tyubeteyka (embroidered skullcap), the colour and style of his chapan (gown). The embroidery in the house identified the housewife's or her mother birthplace.