- The dombra, also
known as
dombyra (Kazakh: домбыра; Persian: دمبوره) is a long-necked
musical string instrument used by the Kazakhs, Hazaras, Uzbeks,...
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national plucked, bow and wind
instruments such as
dombyra, qobyz, syrnai,
mostly with the
plucked dombyra of the
Kazakhs and
Komuz of the Kyrgyzs. In the...
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Dombyra Party (Kazakh: Домбыра Party, Домбыра пати) — is a
flash mob-like
movement of
Kazakh youth to po****rize
Kazakh national musical instruments,...
- the
western part of
Kazakhstan in the
Uralsk area. She was also a
noted dombyra player. For her
musical accomplishments, she was
recognized as the National...
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similar to that of a banjo. Kazakhstan's
National instrument the
dombra (or
dombyra or
dombira or dombora)
looks quite similar to the
dutar although it is...
- (Kazakh: шертер) is a
stringed instrument. It is pla**** like
dombyra, but the bone is less than
dombyra and it
looks like a kobyz. It is made of wood, but the...
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musician who
utilizes the
traditional national two
string instrument, the
dombyra. He is
considered the
first to
merge the
traditional Kazakh melodies to...
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Jorga music video [2] - "Traditional"
version performed along with the
dombyra instrument. Ayagan,
Burkitbay (2004).
Kazakh Encyclopedia K-M. Главная...
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often found in rock and pop music, like
guitar and piano,
alongside the
dombyra and kobyz. Of
their fifteen music videos produced up
until 2005, fourteen...
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celebrations that
greatly attract the
locals as well as the visitors. "
Dombyra Fest" "Sabantuy" (annual) "Festival of
Kazakh culture" (annual). It is...
