Piano Sonatas of Uzbek Composers in the Context of the Evolution of the Genre in Europe
Keywords:
sonata, pink sonatina, composer, piano, Uzbek music I
Abstract
This article is devoted to the problem of piano sonata genre in Uzbekistan in the context of the evolution of the genre in Europe. The questions of origin, subsequent development and the present state of the sonata are touched upon here. In addition, the author considers some opuses of composers of Uzbekistan.
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