MUSIC COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES IN THE STUDY OF ACOUSTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF FOLK INSTRUMENTS

Abstract

Acoustic measurements related to the pitch intonation of Azerbaijani music (both traditional and compositional), with the study of their microintonation schemes, as well as the timbre characteristics of Azerbaijani folk instruments have so far remained out of the field of view of researchers and have not been a subject of special study. Experiments to determine the acoustic properties of kamancha were conducted in the laboratory “Studies of Azerbaijani Professional Music of Oral Tradition and Their New Directions: Organology and Acoustics” of the Baku Musical Academy named after U. Hajibayli. A particularly important aspect is associated with an adequate representation of the considered range of problems in the system of modern music education, which is possible and very productive with the use of music computer technologies.