Uzbekistan has a long history of many centuries. Original and diverse Uzbek music culture had a great impact on the lives of people in Central Asia

1320 BC
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Undoubtedly, the most favorite percussion instrument among the Uzbeks is 
doira
. With the fingers of both hands, the musician knocks out the drum roll on the 
tightly stretched skin and at the same time he shakes the doira in such a way that 
rhythmic beats are accompanied by a melodic ringing of the rings. In the hands of a 
virtuoso performing usul - a rhythmic accompaniment to dancing and singing, the 
doira 
can produce gentle sounds resembling a rustle of the wind, or a loud drumbeat, 
like a spring thunder. 
Rubab 
is a stringed bow instrument of Arab origin. It is a popular musical 
instrument of the peoples of Central Asia. It is also known that on the rubab play in 
North Africa and, not surprisingly, in the southern provinces of Spain. Rubab was 
borrowed to Europe in the XII century under the name rebec. In Turkey, there is a 
three-stringed