Talented pianist from Turkmenistan won an honorary title at the international competition "Winter's Tale"
Young Turkmen pianist Akmelek Nuriyeva, a third-grade student of the Special Music Boarding School at the Turkmen National Conservatory named after Maya Kulieva, successfully performed at the X International Children's Competition "Winter's Tale". The competition was organized by the Center for Creative Development of Children "Mosaic of Talents" from Moscow, Russia. This was reported by the IIC of Turkmenistan.
Akmelek Nuriyeva competed in the nomination "Piano Solo" in the age group of 7-8 years. She performed two pieces: "Little Prelude" by Johann Sebastian Bach and the piece "Dreams" by the Polish composer Henryk Pachulski.
Akmelek Nuriyeva's performance was highly appreciated by the competent jury, which included prominent Russian teachers. Akmelek Nuryeva was awarded two prizes: a 2nd degree laureate diploma for performing the play "Dreams" by G. Pakhulsky and a 3rd degree laureate diploma for performing "Little Prelude" by I. S. Bach.
In addition, the jury noted the merits of Akmelek Nuryeva's teacher, Ida Grigoryevna Osipova, presenting her with a letter of thanks for her pedagogical skills, her great contribution to the development of children's and youth creativity and the preparation of Akmelek Nuryeva, laureate of the 10th international competition "Winter's Tale".
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