Discover the World of Wind Instruments at HAQIQIY Gallery
On 25 April at 16:00, HAQIQIY Gallery will host a lecture by Sukhrob Nazimov dedicated to wind instruments. Participants will have the opportunity to try playing the instruments themselves and experience the breath, vibration, and the very first sound as it is produced.

Sukhrob Nazimov is a talented musician, composer, and producer of international music and visual arts festivals. He is also a filmmaker working in the video art genre, with his works presented at various festivals and concerts.
Visitors can expect an immersive journey into the world of sound, breath, and the history of music. The lecture will explore questions such as: where did wind instruments originate, how did humans learn to turn breath into music, why wind instruments are so closely connected to the human voice, how they are constructed, how sound is produced, and what shapes the timbre and character of each instrument. It will also examine how culture and geography have influenced their development.
Special attention will be given to instruments such as the ocarina, folk flutes, duduk, Baroque flute, Chinese flute, bass clarinet, oboe, and cor anglais. The lecturer will demonstrate how each instrument works, explain the principles of sound production, and most importantly, perform live so that the audience can experience the differences not only intellectually but also through listening.
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