Kazakhconcert

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The State Concert Organization "Kazakhconcert" (Russian: Казахконцерт) of the Ministry of Culture and Sports is the largest musical organization in Kazakhstan.

History[edit]

The concert organization "Kazakhconcert" was created on April, 25th, 1960[1] by the order № 728 of Ministerial Council of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic. The first steps in the formation of "Kazakhconcert" are associated with the creative activities of outstanding artists, whose names are inscribed with golden letters in the history of Kazakh culture. The initial staff of "Kazakhconcert" included the national artists of the Kazakh SSR R.Baglanova, Z.Elebekov, Z.Omarova, Sh.Zhiyenkulova, G.Galieva, R.Esimzhanova, M.Khamzin, Z.Kalambaev; later - S.Tynyshtygulova, A.Yeskaliev, S.Shukirov, G.Talpakova, the vocal and instrumental ensemble "Dos-Mukasan" and other well-known artists.[2]

In the period from the 1960s to the 1980s, concert brigades were deployed on the creative base of "Kazakhconcert": "Balbyrauyn", "Medeo", "Әsem әnmen tәttі kui", "Kizdar-ai", "Perne", "Rauan" and the ensembles "Everywhere with a Song", "Youth on the Way", "Aray", "Zhalyn", "Dәuren", the folk instrumental ensemble "Samal" and many others.

Their glorious way is continued by the famous performers of the present day: Altynbek Korazbaev, Roza Rymbaeva, Zhenis Seidullauly, Makpal Zhunisova, Aizhan Nurmagambetova, Batyrzhan Smakov, Erlan Ryskali, Dimash Kudaibergen, Medet Chotabaev, Azamat Zheltyrguzov, Moldir Ouelbekova, etc.  Rich history and vast experience have allowed "Kazakhconcert" to become a cultural brand of the country in the sphere of concert activities.

In 2016, "Kazakhconcert" was granted the status of a state organization of the Ministry of Culture and Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan.[3]

The main purpose of the "Kazakhconcert" concert organization is to popularize the best samples of musical works, to create highly original, artistic and musical concert programs, to ensure that concert events are generally accessible to all segments of the population and regions of the country, and to contribute to the further development of Kazakh culture. "Kazakhconcert" conducts its activity on the basis of a unique and most significant architectural structure of the country - the Central Concert Hall "Kazakhstan".[2]

The best artists and creative teams of the country, which represent all genres of creativity: folklore, classical, pop and musical theater, work in "Kazakhconcert". The creative team includes the Kazakh State Folklore Ensemble "Astana Sazy", Kazakh State Symphony Orchestra, State Trio "Forte Trio", State Musical Theatre "Astana Musical", Folk Art Department "Halyk Kazynasy", VIA "Saz&soul", group "Nazar" and others. Concerts and musicals of the creative teams of "Kazakhconcert" always gather a wide audience, and the programs are distinguished by a variety of genres and high professionalism of the performers.[2]

In February 2018, by order of the Minister of Culture and Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the famous composer, Honored Worker of Kazakhstan Zhenis Seidullauly was appointed as the director of the State Concert Organization "Kazakhconcert".[4] Creative potential and technical capabilities allow "Kazakhconcert" to hold important and large-scale cultural events of the country at a high level. Over the past three years the concert organization has implemented more than 300 television, international and national projects.

On March 18, 2020 the State Concert Organisation "Kazakhconcert" opened a new Republican Centre for concert and touring activities of state concert organisations.[5]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Бывший министр культуры возглавила "Қазақконцерт"". www.caravan.kz (in Russian). Retrieved 2022-08-14.
  2. ^ a b c Казахстан. Национальная энциклопедия (in Russian) (1st ed.). Almaty: B.G. Ayagan. 2005. p. 22. ISBN 9965-9746-4-0.
  3. ^ "About Qazaqconcert". qazaqconcert.kz. Retrieved 2022-08-14.
  4. ^ "Назначен новый руководитель "Қазақконцерта" - Новости | BNews". 2019-02-07. Archived from the original on 2019-02-07. Retrieved 2022-08-14.
  5. ^ ""Казахконцерт" всегда открыт и готов к сотрудничеству". mk-kz.kz (in Russian). Retrieved 2022-08-14.