THE MELODY, WHICH MOVED FROM THE HEART TO SUBSISTENCE

Dumbra is derived from wood, almond, apricot, nut, mulberry tree. In order to make this instrument, the trees listed above should be over 5-10 years old. The dambura is played with much banging and scratching on the instrument to help

give a percussive sound. Are made of Nylon (in modern times)or gut.

There is a tiny sound hole in the back of the instrument, while the top is thick wood. Are made of Nylon (in modern times) or gut.There is a tiny sound hole

in the back of the instrument, while the top is thick wood. It is not finished with

any varnish, filing/sanding of any kind, and as with all other Turkic instruments there is some decoration.... … A divine light flashed from Heaven and swept over the Surkhan land, and the silence covered surroundings, even the sparrows and larks stopped to sing loudly, and horses bowing their heads were standing in silence, as the whole world wa s being attracted by magnet melody and everything seem ed to be harmonious.

Whoever, listening the melody felt that it was settling down in their hearts, and flowing like emotional water in their veins, and they were vacillating with pleasure, as if the melody wa s flowing from their souls , all were enjoying from the melody, and were under its influence, which they didn“t want to be out of those feelings….

The fingers were pla ying on the string, the sweet tunes were penetrating to souls , the baby’s cries in the cradle, the mother’s lullaby is sung loudly, the foals were neighing along the boundless latitude, larks were frisking, quail was singing and the endless wheat fields, the grasses of lawns were swaying in the wind, and the sense of spring like the unmistakable laughter of the girls s cattered the fragrance of flowers.

Ba khshy’s fingers stopped play ing the dombra . But i ts tune embodied in the sway of the winds, in the movement of clouds in the sky, shivering of the rain, in the enjoyable stream of the flowing water, the melancholy of the flowers and rustling of trees, in the horses’ neighs, and in the shuffli ng of the lawn, and dombra’s tune which gave power to hearts, the comfort to the soul, the healing the sick.

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