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hunting in kazakhstan travel to kazakhstan excursions in astana travel to astana Dabyl is a Kazakh national percussion instrument such as kettle-drums, it looks like a ring with a handle, covered with the leather on both sides. One version of dabyl has a copper helmet frame. A dabyl resembles a pan. Dabyl has a loud sound and was used to supply military signals in the past, for example, for the attack signals. In ancient times, percussion instruments were commonly used by the Kazakhs - dabyl, dauylpaz and shyndauyl were also used for hunting, during religious ceremonies, with a notice of the upcoming movements. Zhetygen is a Kazakh ancient seven-stringed plucked instrument, resembles a harp or lying harp. The most ancient type of zhetygen was an oblong box, carved from a piece of wood. On such zhetygen there was not an upper deck or pins. Strings were stretched by hand from the outside of the instrument. Later a top of zhetygen was covered with a wooden deck. Asyks were substituted from both sides under each string, serving as the pins. By moving them, the string could be adjusted. If asyk matures, the system was increased, pushing - went down. travel to almaty excursions almaty excursions in almaty sightseeing of kazakhstan sightseeing kazakhstan visit Kazakhstan Baikonur Cosmodrome Baikonur Cosmodrome tour www.kosmostrip.net toWer sarman-hoja of Xi century Tower «Sarman-Hoja» is located in Karmakchinski district - one of the steppe regions of Kyzylorda province. Any village, which is nearby to the building, will tell about the history of the tower or mausoleum. From generation to generation, Kazakhs tell the legend, so much so as if they were the participants in the events. Each of the Kazakh family, inhabiting the endless steppes, has «its own» tower. For example, Zhamankara, Sankai, Baybakty were the biys from noble families. Towers with names Zhanadari stands along the river, as well as more than thirty buildings. lt is interesting that the builders were already thinking of seismic resistance of the object. There was no proper foundation of the towers at all. toWer aKKesene, Xiii-Xvii century Akkesene tower is located in Zhambyl province. One of the few watch towers of Kipchak (XIII-XVII centuries) period in the history of Kazakhstan has survived to the present day. It represents a tower structure, made of mud brick. Sharply continental weather conditions in the region did not allow keeping the tower in the proper form, whereby the monument was heavily damaged in the last decades. 93 KazaKh folK musical instruments Kazakh folk musical instruments have a long history, as evidenced by the ancient legends, legends, heroic tales, confirmed by archaeological researches, materials, written sources and field trips. Kazakh musical instruments can be divided into wind, string and percussion ones. Asatayak is an ancient Turkic Kazakh percussion instrument. The shape of a rod or stick with a flat head is decorated with ornaments and metal rings, pendants. Asatayak had an open and sharp sound. To enhance the sound of an instrument, the baks used konyrau - bells, which were attached to the head of asatayak. When shaking the instrument konyrau, a sound was ted by the sound. Dombra is a musical stringed instrument which exists in the culture of the Turkic peoples. It is considered as a folk instrument of the Kazakhs. It is used as accompanying and solo, as well as the main instrument in the Kazakh folk music. It is used by modern artists. It has a pear- shaped frame and a long neck, divided into frets. The strings are usually tuned to a quart or quint. This tool has its counterparts in many nations. By written monuments of the Eurasian continent, we can conclude that Dombra and the related instruments of other nations on the continent are well known for a long time. In the monuments of different periods in Eurasia, we learn that the presence of a plucked instrument, in particular of the Saka monuments is of Hun origin.