Issues of performing interpretation of Sonata for violin and piano by G. Mushel.
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Tuychieva Rakhima Khazhimuratovna

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One of the most popular in the concert-performing and educational spheres
composition of the classical Uzbek music of the 20th century - Sonata for violin and piano (1950)
by Honored Artist of Uzbekistan, professor, composer Georgy Mushel (1909-1989) is analysed in
the article.
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Tuychieva Rakhima Khazhimuratovna

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