Abstract
This article delves into the interpretation of performance in the oral tradition based on the Bokei states. Kazakh folk music, which is the traditional music of the Kazakh nation, plays a significant role in Kazakh folklore as an important branch. The musical heritage of the Kazakh people is incredibly rich, with epic genres such as song, tolgau, terme, lyrical songs, and the art of sayings. Given that the oral tradition holds a crucial place in the historical data related to the Kazakh people, it is important to recognize its significance. "Oral history" primarily refers to the oral historical works of the Kazakhs and the peoples who inhabited the Great Steppe belt before them. This knowledge, which serves as the foundation of historical memory and a branch of literary creativity, was often passed down orally from one generation to the next. The general outline of oral creativity encompasses whole cycles of historical legends and stories, popular epic songs, proverbs and sayings, and even catchphrases that pertain to historical events and their participants.