THE SPECIFIC FEATURES OF TEACHING DAIRA RHYTHMIC PATTERNS IN HIGHER MUSIC EDUCATION
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daira, rhythmic pattern, rhythm, performance, higher education, national instrument, methodology, pedagogical approach.Abstract
This article analyzes the unique features of teaching the Uzbek percussion instrument daira in higher music education institutions. It explores the theoretical, practical, and methodological foundations of daira techniques, as well as the implementation of modern pedagogical technologies in the teaching process. Based on the IMRAD structure, the study summarizes key findings and proposes effective teaching methods for developing national instrumental performance skills among students.Downloads
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