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Name of the subject: English

Teacher: Mirzametova N.Sh.

Theme of the lesson: Kazakh national Music. Constructions as…as, not so…as…, the more… the better…, more and more

The type of the lesson: combined

The aims of the lesson: to present a new theme, to love our country and to be an individual citizen of our country.

Educational: to form students’ knowledge about

Developing: to develop students’ speaking, listening, writing, reading skills and abilities

Bringing up: to bring up the students to love and respect foreign languages.

Visual aids: dictionaries

The procedure of the lesson:

I. The organization moment:

Good morning! How are you today?

Who is on duty today? Who is absent today?

What date is it today? What day of week is it today? What’s the weather like today?

II. Warm up

Dear friends, answer my questions

III. Presentation

Kazakh Music

1. Kazakh traditional musical instruments and ethnic musicKazakh traditional music can be divided into two genres: instrumental music and vocal music. Instrumental music is called Kuy and performed by soloists using Kazakh traditional musical instruments, e.g. dombra, kobyz, etc. Among the most famous kuy composers there are Kurmangazy, Dina, Dauletkerey, Tattimbet, etc. Dombra Dombra is probably the most popular Kazakh musical instrument. Its gentle, soft and velvety melodious sound is produced by only two strings. Nowadays some dombra kuys are arranged and performed in rock or modern pop style, e.g. by Ulytau, Asylbek Ensepov, and even classical music is performed by traditional Kazakh instruments, which give them new sounding. Here is an example of a Kazakh kuy played on dombra:

Kobyz According to archeologists, along with dombra, a kobyz was also one of the most common musical instruments of early nomads. Kobyz is a bowed string instrument, mainly used in religious and magical rituals by baqsi (shamans), as well as folk singers. Kobyz served as a means of communication with the spirits. Imitation of nature sounds are characteristic to kobyz kuys, e.g. howling of wolves, cry of swans, running horse, the sound of a released arrow. Kobyz is believed to be the most ancient of all bowed string instruments in the world. Sybyzgy is widely used instrument in the past, made from a hollow stem of saltwort. The simple form and the availability of the material from which it is made, contributed to its popularity among Kazakh musicians. By its tone quality sybyzgy produces a trembling sound, resembling tremor and agitation…