National Symphony Orchestra of Uzbekistan
Alibek Kabdurakhmanov(Uzbekistan)
Federico Collipiano(Italy)
Valletta
Mediterranean Conference Centre
Alibek Kabdurakhmanov
Born in 1984 in Tashkent.
2002-2006 Graduated from the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan with a degree in Percussion Instruments (Bachelor degree)
2006-2008 Graduated from the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan with a degree in Percussion Instruments (Master degree)
2017-2019 Graduated from the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan with a degree in Opera and Symphonic Conducting (Master degree)
Since 2005, an artist of the musical theater orchestra - studio at the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan.
Since 2007, accompanist of the percussion group of the National Symphony Orchestra of Uzbekistan.
Since 2009, assistant conductor of contemporary music ensemble “Omnibus”
Since 2014, conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra of Uzbekistan
Since 2018, the main conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra of Uzbekistan
45th International Summer School of Contemporary Academic Music in Darmstadt (Germany, 2010)
Prince Claus Foundation Annual Awards, Amsterdam (Netherlands, 2009)
Tour of the cities of China 2009
Omnibus Laboratorium I-VI (Uzbekistan, 2005-2010)
Black Box I-VI (Uzbekistan, 2006-2010)
The Stars of Tomorrow - a concert with the Radio Germany Symphony Orchestra in Munich (Germany, 2007)
Participation in international festivals:
International Contemporary Music Festival "Turbulence" (Germany, 2018)
33 International festival "Moscow Autumn" Sessions of the Youth Orchestra of the World (JMWO) (Spain, 2007, 2009)
International Festival “Musical Summer Evenings” in Kiev (Ukraine, 2006)
International Festival "Euro-Orchestra" in Ponce (France, 2006)
International festival “Drums of the World” in Tolyatti (Russia, 2005, 2006)
International "Easter Festival" in Moscow (Russia, 2005)
International festival "Moscow Meets Friends" (Russia, 2005)
International festival "Ilkhom-XX" (Uzbekistan, 2001-2005)
Confession:
Laureate of the Tasanno Prize in the Field of Culture (Uzbekistan, 2005, 2007)
Grand Prix at the Shabyt International Competition (Astana, Kazakhstan, 2007)
Special prize in the nomination "for best performance with an orchestra" of the International Competition "EMCY Art for music Prize" (Germany, 2006)
Winner of the 2nd prize of the International Competition in Munich “EMCY Art for music Prize” (Germany, 2006)
Winner of the Grand Prize of the International Competition "Shabyt" in Astana (Kazakhstan, 2004)
Diploma winner of the 2nd International Competition named after Mikola Stasinevicha Warsaw (Poland, 2004)
Experience as a conductor:
National Symphony Orchestra of Uzbekistan
State Academic Symphony Orchestra Almaty (Kazakhstan)
Musical theater orchestra - studio at the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan
Ensemble of contemporary music “Omnibus”
Orchestra named “Kurmangazy” (Kazakhstan)
Youth symphony orchestra of Uzbekistan
Federico Colli
Piano
With Chandos Records, Colli released two highly praised Scarlatti Sonatas discs. The first volume was awarded “Recording of the Year” by Presto Classical and the second was named “Recording of the Month” and one the best classical albums released in 2020 by BBC Music Magazine. The last edition to his biography is the first chapter of a series on Mozart’s works for solo piano.
National Symphony Orchestra of Uzbekistan
In 1967 the orchestra toured in the republics of the former Soviet Union, in 1968 it won the competition for symphony orchestras of the Union republics.
In 1986, the National Symphony Orchestra was awarded the title of "Honored collective of the Republic of Uzbekistan".
In 1998, People's Artist of Uzbekistan Ismoil Jalilov was appointed artistic director of the orchestra, and composer Anvar Ergashev was appointed principal conductor.
In November 1998 the National Symphony Orchestra performed a concert dedicated to the 100th anniversary of George Gershwin, in which US soloists D. Washington (baritone) and D. Fergunes (piano) took part. The concerts organized by the US Embassy in Uzbekistan have become an important event in the cultural life of Uzbekistan.
The collective collaborated with musical ensembles from UK, USA, France, Thailand.
The National Symphony Orchestra has 101 employees, 89 of them are musicians. Artistic director of the orchestra is People's Artist of Uzbekistan Ismoil Jalilov, conductor - Alibek Kabdurakhmanov (since 2018).
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