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A variety of spelling variations for the word ''Nowruz'' exist in English-language usage. [[Random House]] (unabridged) provides the spelling ''Nowruz''.<ref>
...ear.<ref name="IranicaShahbazi"/> The king would then summon musicians and singers, and invited his boon companions. They would gather in their assigned place
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...station Perviy Kanal Evrasia. The talent contest determined the best young singers in [[Kazakhstan]] by allowing viewers to vote by phone or SMS. A supplemen
...f eight contestants performed every Sunday night to determine the two best singers of each group to advance to the Top 12. There was a ''Wildcards'' show or "
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[[Category:Kazakhstani female singers]]
[[Category:Kazakhstani pop singers]]
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...ch airs from January to April, is an annual competition among professional singers. The winners are determined by audience voting. The combined score of his p
|Contest of Young Singers
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[[Category:Kazakhstani female singers]]
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...compilation [[music album|album]] of songs performed by [[kazakhs|Kazakh]] singers and musical artists, plus two bonus tracks from Danish singer [[Tomas N'eve
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...circus performers, magicians, orators were all common. Visiting [[Akyn]]s, singers and [[dombura|dombra]] players included [[Maira Ualukyzy]], [[Kalybek Kuany
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...ceremonies and is called martyrdom song. At certain rituals one of the two singers and a group of Karna players play alternately.
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...hiy'' (The Baku Worker), ''[[Echo (Azerbaijani newspaper)|Echo]]'' and the English-language ''Baku Today''.
...g|[[Muslim Magomayev (musician)|Muslim Magomayev]], one of the most famous singers of [[USSR]].
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...g increasingly routine, institutionalized (around a hierarchy of oral epic singers), and accommodating itself to the pre-existing Altaian [[folk religion]]. I
''Burkhanism'' is the usual English-language scholarly name, which has its origin in the Russian academic usage. One of
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[[Category:Chinese male singers]]
[[Category:Singers from Xinjiang]]
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...She went to the [[United States]] in 2003 to record an [[English language|English-language]] album, where she worked with cinematic composer [[Lee Holdridge]]; while
[[Category:Singers from Moscow]]
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