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Dombra and kobyz: two voices of Kazakh tradition

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The dombra is a plucked string instrument, typically associated with two strings and a long neck. It plays an important role in Kazakh instrumental pieces known as küy, many of which evoke stories, places and emotions.

The kobyz is a bowed instrument with a distinctive resonant tone. It appears in Central Asian traditions, including Kazakh music. Plucking and bowing offer very different musical possibilities.

Listening to both instruments reveals that musical heritage remains alive through performers, teachers and new interpretations.

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