Abstract
This research is devoted to the study of the examples of the early Kazakh folk dance "Kara Zhorga", also referred to as the dance of joints, preserved on the territory of Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia, and the Altai region. The methods of comparative analysis of Turkic dance cultures are used in the study. Based on a generalized art history analysis, the characteristics of the performance of Kazakh dances on the territory of China, Mongolia, the Altai region, and Kazakhstan are presented. The results of the study were obtained with the help of the historical analysis of the traditional culture of the Kazakhs of the 20th and the beginning of the 21st centuries, search expeditions, the study of scientific and methodological methods of professional and creative skills of performers, as well as the performing, research, and pedagogical experience that we have accumulated. It has been concluded that the dance Kara Zhorga is of practical value in the context of conducting experiments in the field of choreography and dance and stage body mobility.
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