Nadira Pirmatova, Mariam Sattarova, Abdurahim Hamidov - Ouzbékistan / Uzbekistan - Maqâm Dugâh (Shash-maqâm ouzbek-tadjik) (2002)

Shash-maqâm is the classical music of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. It took shape in the 18th century, the golden age of the khan court of Bukhara, and comprises six major vocal and instrumental suites, including the Maqâm Dugâh, presented here for the first time in its original form for voice, lute and viol. This is music of great expressive intensity, at times dramatic or melancholy, at times jubilant (for let's not forget that it's also party music), and served up by outstanding musicians.

Tracklist:
1-1. Abdurahim Hamidov - Tasnif (07:47)
1-2. Abdurahim Hamidov - Gardun (01:45)
1-3. Abdurahim Hamidov - Samâ' (03:37)
1-4. Nadira Pirmatova - Sarakhbâri Dugâh (10:50)
1-5. Nadira Pirmatova - Six tarâna (10:39)
1-6. Nadira Pirmatova - Sarakhbâri Arâm-e jân (06:16)
1-7. Mariam Sattarova - Husayni Dugâh (05:50)
1-8. Abdurahim Hamidov - Dugâh Oynasin (04:00)
1-9. Mariam Sattarova - Chârgâh (08:35)
1-10. Mariam Sattarova - Sawti Chârgâh (05:06)
1-11. Mariam Sattarova - Qashqarcha'i Sawti Chârgâh (03:59)
1-12. Mariam Sattarova - Sâqi-nâma'i Sawti Chârgâh (02:48)
1-13. Mariam Sattarova - Ufari Sawti Chârgâh (03:18)