CHANG CHOLG‘USI IJROCHILIK SAN’ATINING O‘ZIGA XOS XUSUSIYATLARI VA RIVOJLANISH ISTIQBOLLARI

Abstract

This article examines the role of the chang, a traditional Uzbek string percussion instrument, in national musical culture, focusing on its performance characteristics, expressive possibilities, and educational significance. The chang has a distinctive tone, rich timbre, and considerable technical potential, which make it an important instrument within the traditional instrumental repertoire. The article discusses performance techniques, sound production, rhythmic precision, musical hearing, interpretation, and stage performance. Particular attention is given to preserving traditional performance practices while adapting them to contemporary artistic requirements. The study emphasizes the importance of developing young performers’ technical skills, musical sensitivity, and artistic individuality. The findings suggest that chang performance represents an important component of Uzbek musical heritage and possesses significant potential for further professional and creative development.