A solo concert of a young Turkmen violinist will take place in Moscow
Aybolek Mukhieva, a Turkmen violinist, trainee assistant at the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music, will give her first solo concert in Moscow. The performance will take place on December 15 in the chamber hall of one of the leading music universities of the Russian capital.
The performance of a graduate of the Mai Kuliyeva Turkmen National Conservatory, and now a student of the legendary Gnesinka, is something like a defense for a graduate student - famous academicians and professors of Russia in the field of music, honored and folk artists, the best and strongest violinists, as well as students–laureates of international and national competitions will come to evaluate the skill of Aibolek.
In short, the "color" of the Moscow music world will be in the hall, which places a great responsibility on the young performer from Turkmenistan and, of course, this is a very exciting moment for her. The piano part will be performed by the laureate of international competitions Azalia Sultanova.
This will be Aibolek's first solo concert on the Moscow stage and her third as a student of Gnesinka. She gave her first two performances in Ashgabat in the walls of her native alma mater - the Turkmen Conservatory. By the way, she also worked as a teacher at TNK, and in her student years studied with Nikolai Amianets, the master and founder of the Turkmen violin school.
At the same time, she played with the State Symphony Orchestra conducted by Rasul Klychev and toured Belarus, Germany, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia. And during her school years she performed with a children's ensemble of violinists.
At the Moscow Academy, the young artist studies under the guidance of Professor Vladislav Igolinsky, an Honored Artist of Russia, who is a student of the famous violinist Leonid Kogan.
And, probably, it should be added that Aybolek Mukhieva is the owner of the Grand Prix and the winner of many music and international competitions and festivals that have been held in Armenia, Italy, Russia and other countries.
The Moscow audience will be able to listen to such famous works of world classics performed by a talented Turkmen violinist as G. Ernst "Concerto for Violin and Orchestra fis moll", F. Kreisler "Recitative and Scherzo Caprice for Solo Violin, P. Tchaikovsky "Reflection" and other musical compositions.
The concert will take place in Moscow on Thursday in the chamber hall of the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music. Beginning at 19.00, entrance by invitation cards.
Gulya Geldieva
