The music culture of Tajik Farak has a history of thousands of years. This tradition mainly comes from the funeral culture system of ancient India-Iran. As an ancient tradition in Pamirs, Farrak music has been preserved by people's oral traditions for thousands of years under the protection of dangerous valleys in high mountains. Even today, this kind of music still serves various local customs and ceremonies, such as weddings, festivals, funerals and religious ceremonies.
Since ancient times, Farrak music has been passed down by male musicians for a long time. But in Tajikistan today, a female artist broke this tradition and won the highest praise. She is the protagonist of this record-Goltchereh Sadikova. This extraordinary woman comes from a family of musical instrument craftsmen, and her father is the most famous musical instrument manufacturer in southern Tajikistan. At that time, most famous musicians would come to their home to get together, learn skills and sing falak. When Goltchereh Sadikova was not an adult, she often stole from famous teachers. Later, she married an artist who played Ai Jieke, and at some parties, her falak performance was gradually recognized. At the age of 33, her husband died unfortunately, and she really embarked on the road of music and music independence. Although she doesn't come from a musical family, she has the most comprehensive and exquisite Farrak music art because of her childhood accumulation and extraordinary talent. Today, the Dutar female artist who plays and sings herself, the authority of Farrak music, and her children form an orchestra, which inherits the endless fire of Tajik Farrak music.