https://claritaslumen.org/index.php/ercah <p>The European Review of Contemporary Arts and Humanities (ISSN 3117-3551) is a peer-reviewed platform dedicated to advancing scholarly dialogue and innovative research across the fields of music, theater, fine arts, literature, film, design, and cultural studies. It seeks to bring together diverse perspectives from academics, practitioners, and emerging voices, fostering critical reflection on both traditional and contemporary artistic practices. By exploring the intersections of creativity, cultural expression, and social transformation, the journal aims to highlight the role of the arts as a dynamic force in shaping identities, preserving heritage, and inspiring new forms of expression in a rapidly changing global context.</p> en-US European Review of Contemporary Arts and Humanities 3117-3551 https://claritaslumen.org/index.php/ercah/article/view/10 Music has a powerful influence on neurophysiological processes in the human brain. Research has shown that music can influence various aspects of cognitive, emotional, and physiological activity, including memory, attention, perception, and even stress responses. This article examines the mechanisms by which music affects the brain, its role in improving cognitive function, and its therapeutic applications in neurorehabilitation and psychotherapy. Through a neurophysiological lens, various musical genres and their effects on different areas of the brain, such as the auditory cortex, limbic system, and frontal lobes, are analyzed. Modern neuroimaging technologies that allow for a better understanding of how music affects the brain and the neurochemical processes that accompany this process are also discussed. Shahboz Zoqir ogli Muqimov Copyright (c) 2025 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 2025-10-05 2025-10-05 1 3 3 7 https://claritaslumen.org/index.php/ercah/article/view/11 This article explores the phenomenon of repetition and variation in the context of digital music, analyzing the transformation of classical compositional techniques under the influence of modern technologies. It examines the evolution from traditional methods of creating musical variations to algorithmic approaches, including machine learning and generative models. Particular attention is paid to artistic expression arising at the intersection of human creativity and computational capabilities. The study covers the theoretical foundations, practical applications, and aesthetic aspects of digital musical creativity, demonstrating how technological innovations are expanding the boundaries of musical expression. Shahboz Zoqir oglu Muqimov Copyright (c) 2025 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 2025-10-05 2025-10-05 1 3 8 13 https://claritaslumen.org/index.php/ercah/article/view/12 The article analyzes the activities of tourism organizations and the main trends in their development in the Republic of Uzbekistan. Particular attention is paid to the assessment of capital structure and efficiency, the volume of foreign investments attracted in recent years by enterprises and sectoral entities, as well as investment projects implemented with their participation. M.Mirzaitova O.Astanakulov Copyright (c) 2025 European Review of Contemporary Arts and Humanities https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 2025-10-05 2025-10-05 1 3 14 17 https://claritaslumen.org/index.php/ercah/article/view/13 Uzbek national dance art embodies the spiritual, emotional, and historical essence of the Uzbek people, serving as a powerful medium of cultural identity and aesthetic communication. Rooted in ancient Central Asian traditions and shaped by centuries of intercultural exchange, Uzbek dance reflects the harmony between human expression and natural rhythm. This article explores how aesthetic principles - grace, balance, and lyrical movement - intersect with symbolic gestures and traditional values to define the national character of Uzbek dance. Through an examination of regional styles, gendered forms, costume, music, and pedagogical practices, the study highlights how choreography functions as both a preservation of heritage and a dynamic space for innovation. The transition from folk rituals to professional stage performance is analyzed as a key moment in the evolution of national identity. The article concludes that Uzbek dance remains a living art form, integrating tradition and modernity while continuing to convey the beauty, harmony, and cultural unity of the Uzbek nation. M.Abdunabiyeva Copyright (c) 2025 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 2025-10-05 2025-10-05 1 3 18 24 https://claritaslumen.org/index.php/ercah/article/view/14 This article thoroughly examines the process of developing students’ artistic and creative abilities in general education schools and art-oriented educational institutions on a profound scientific basis. The study specifically analyzes the interplay between pedagogical strategies and innovative tools, substantiating the effectiveness of interactive teaching methods, project-based learning, interdisciplinary integration, and digital technologies in fostering creative thinking. Bobur Abdug‘ani o‘g‘li Nabiyev Copyright (c) 2025 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 2025-10-05 2025-10-05 1 3 25 27