TEMIRKOMUZ: kyrgyzstan musical instrument

The temirkomuz is a Kyrgyz jaw harp, while the komuz is a different version of musical instrument, a three-stringed fretless lute. Not historically but as a musical instrument temirkomuz is not related to the komuz in the aspects of their style and their structure, on the other hand, it derives its name from this another musical instrument of the same people that is as well very extensively used among the people. The komuz is a musical instrument that is used by Turkic people that are dwelling in the central regions of Asia such as Kyrgyz, Uzbeks, Kazakhs, Turkmens, and Uyghurs etc., and some other people that are living in some other regions of Asia by Azeri, Turkish, and Yakut people etc. In reality, komuz is similar for the names of numerous musical instruments that are used widely by Turkic people and participating in the Central Asian music or the music that is connected to there just as Kazakhkobyz,

The musical instrument is manufactured of iron often having the length of 100 mm to 200 mm and with a width of about 2 mm to 7 mm. the range of the musical instrument differs with the size of the musical instrument, but normally performs around one octave span. The people of Kyrgyz are not often proficient on this musical instrument and it is quite prominent among the children. Meanwhile some adult members of the country continue to play the musical instrument. There is a National musician of Kyrgyz Republic that plays the musical instrument, temirkomuz. One time 20 Kyrgyz girls performed in a temirkomuz group on the arena of the Bol' shoi Theater in Moscow.