A Bibliographic Survey of Kazakh and Kyrgyz Literature on Music

Feza Tansuğn

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This bibliographical survey covers books dealing with the music of Kazakhstan and the Kyrgyz Republic—two neighbouring countries with strong common historical roots and closely related musical traditions. In addition to reviewing books published in Kazakhstan and the Kyrgyz Republic, this article includes some relevant works by Russian authors. However, the extensive body of works authored by Central Asian scholars abroad was excluded from this survey. It contains references only in Kazakh, Kyrgyz, and Russian languages.

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