"A piece of classical repertory. It is said that this work represents the painful memories of people from long ago. Here, a doira (large tambourine) is played along with a short-necked Afghan rubab. The strings of the Afghan rubab are made of either sheep's gut or silk, and are plucked with a plectrum."

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Frame Drum [Doira] – Iskhak Gul'karov
Kanun [Konun] – Abdusalom Sharipov
Liner Notes – Yuko Uramoto
Liner Notes [Translation (English)] – Larry Richards
Mixed By [Mixing Engineer] – Hatsuro Takanami
Ney [Nai] – Badal Boev
Producer – Kyoji Hoshikawa
Rabab [Rubab] – Murodali Nuraliev
Recorded By [Recording Engineer] – Yoichi Takizawa
Violin [Gizhak] – Khamidokul Jumaev
Vocals [Song] – Maisara Dil'dorova, Jurabek Murodov
Vocals [Song], Dutar – Davlyat Kholov

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Recorded: August 13, 1987
Recorded At: Take One Studio, Tokyo
Label: Seven Seas – KICC 5167
Series: World Music Library – 67, Min-On World Sound Library
Format: CD
Country: Japan
Released: 1992
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk
Barcode: 4 988003 130602