Balbyrauyn/балбырауын

Kazakh music for Dombra
Played by Uzbek dutar and Jew's harp
Dutar by Mashu Komazaki（Japanese dutar player）
Jew's harp by Leo Tadagawa(Japanese Jew's harp player)
#домбыра
18-December 2021
(recorded the online live performance)
カザフスタンの二弦楽器ドンブラの名曲バルブラウンを、ネックの長いドゥタールで弾きました。
口琴とのコラボ、日本口琴協会定例会のオンラインライブでの本物の生演奏の録画です。
2021年12月18日の演奏でした。
ドゥタール　駒﨑万集
口琴　直川礼雄

[@johnnysuccessful3749]

Рахмет! Зур!

[@mashu1016]

Рахмет😊

[@user-bu7lw2qk7e]

Тамаша

[@KapkanKutuz]

Çok güzel.

[@qaharmandar]

oh, really nice! Can you play aday kuy?

[@jamilbrugsen1362]

wtf????

[@jamilbrugsen1362]

WHY KAZAKH NATIONAL MUSIC AND UIGHUR r national clothing and doppa/hat?
why are makingsuch a assimilation?

[@mashu1016]

Ah,mine is uzbek do'ppi and uzbek chapan ,and my dutar is uzbek dutar(of course their culture is very close, they have nice doppa and dutar in uyghur too .I love them )
And this music is for Kazakh dombra but some dutor uzbek player plays this piece too cause both dutar and dombra has two strings! For me, one of great kazakh dombira player who lives Japan suggested and told me this piece before and I love since then!

[@SaifKhagan]

I don't think you realise the fact the Khan's of the Uzbeks were also of Kipchak origin. You can imagine them listening to this in their court's.

[@sanjarbek129]

Uzbekistan is extremely diverse. Culture is very mixed so you have elements of different turkic people karluks (uyghur, uzbek), kipchaks(kazakhs, kyrgyz) and even oghuz (turkmen, khorezmians).