Mukaram Turgunbaeva: Leader of the Uzbek Dance Art
Abstract
In this article, the author explores the life and achievements of Mukarram Turgunbaeva, a highly esteemed figure in the realm of Uzbek dance art. Turgunbaeva is celebrated for her masterful representation of traditional Uzbek dance forms and her dedicated efforts to revive and uphold the rich cultural heritage of national dance art. The article delves into Turgunbaeva’s background, highlighting her exceptional skills and artistic prowess that have earned her recognition as a great artist in the field. Through her performances and teaching, Turgunbaeva has played a pivotal role in preserving the traditional methods and techniques of Uzbek dance, contributing significantly to the continued flourishing of this art form. The author underscores Turgunbaeva’s invaluable contributions to the restoration and promotion of Uzbek dance art, emphasizing her enduring impact on the preservation of the country’s cultural legacy.
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