Avaz Mansurov
Winner of the Youth Prize of Uzbekistan, professor of composition and instrumentation department of Tashkent State Conservatory, composer Avaz Mansurov is distinguished by his style. The composer has been creating fruitful works in various genres, especially in singing.
Avaz Mansurov was born on November 1957, 2 in Kokan Shalar. Avaz's childhood years were spent on the stage of the theater and in the music and poetry circles of famous singers and musicians. First, he studied at the music school, then at the "Music Theory" department of the Kokon University of Music with excellent grades.
In 1982, he graduated from the Department of "Composition and Instrumentation" of the Tashkent State Conservatory named after M. Ashrafiy in the class of Boris Zeidman, and in 1986 he graduated from the assistantship under the guidance of Professor Felix Yanov-Yanovsky.
Composer A. Mansurov began his career in 1973 as a musician in the orchestra of the musical drama theater of Fergana region. In 1981-1983, along with his studies, he worked at the children's music school at the Palace of Students of the Republic. After graduating from the conservatory in 1982, he was left as an assistant professor at the department of composition and instrumentation. In this department, he works as a senior teacher, associate professor, dean of the "Oriental Faculty", head of the "Composition and Instrumentation Department", and since 2000, vice-rector for educational affairs of the conservatory.
A. Mansurov began his first creative pen by composing music for the piano for the fairy tales "Girl and Fox", "Nightmare". He composed "Wordless Song" for violin ensemble, "Toccata-prelude" for piano and several songs. A. Mansurov's creative work is dominated by chamber vocal genres. His lyrical series "Love" written for voice, violin and piano, more than 10 romances were highly appreciated by the musical community. A. Mansurov achieved high results especially in creating children's songs. "Conversation with the Sun", "Come, let's sing a song of happiness", "Flight of the White Pigeon", "Holy Republic", "Ice Cream", "Song of the Drops" performed by the "Nightingale" children's choir of the Uzteleradiokompaniya More than 100 songs such as "Dakan Rooster", "Happy Children", "My Song, My Soul Song", "Mother of Uzbekistan" became popular and brought fame to the composer. The composer has also been productively creating in the pop genre. Pop songs such as "Navroz", "Chimyon", "Chaman-chamanim", "Students' Song", "Oydin Yol" are among them. Composer A. Mansurov's creative activity also includes composing music for theater stage works. In particular, he created musical comedies such as: "Sultan of Animals", "Legend of the East", "The Caller is a Liar", "Khoja Nasriddin's 41st Fly", "Knock, Knock".
Two symphonies for symphonic orchestra, overture for orchestra of Uzbek folk instruments, "Sound of trumpet" and "Soldier's march" for orchestra of wind instruments, "Sugdiyona", works for chamber instruments, "Zoo" for piano He created a musical work such as ``ida sayr''.
Avaz Mansurov is a laureate of the Youth Prize of Uzbekistan, the honorary certificate of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the honorary certificates of the Ministries of Public Education, Higher and Secondary Special Education.
Avaz Mansurov
Composer Avaz Mansurov was born on November 1957, 2 in the city of Kokan. In 1982, the composition department of the Tashkent State Conservatory was founded by prof. In 1986, prof. He graduated in FMYanov-Yanovsky class. Head of the department of composition of the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan, vice-rector for educational affairs, professor, secretary of the Union of Composers of Uzbekistan.
Avaz Mansurov is one of the creators who has been contributing to the development of the music art of Uzbekistan. The composer created prolifically in various genres, won the "Uzbekistan - the land of friendship" (1998st prize in 1), "Missing mornings" (1999nd prize in 2) in the "Song Festival of Uzbekistan" republican contests. award), "Song of the Perfect Generation" (2001st prize, 1) was sung by young people. More than 100 songs, such as "Uzbekistan-ona onajon", "Biz hur Vatan chechaklarimim", "Bu chamanzor kimniki", "Khair maktab", "Kim epchilu kim chaqqon" are widely known among children. His works have been played several times at major holiday events dedicated to Independence and Nowruz. Dozens of musical works were staged in republican theaters and enjoyed by thousands of spectators. Based on his piece "Sound from Moziydan" written in a new style for "Sugdiyona" orchestra, a musical film was developed and brought to the attention of the audience on television.
A. Mansurov's children's operas "Alien Robot", "Sultan of Animals", ballet "Legend of the East", "Liar with a Bell", "Kachal Polvon and Garmsel", "Knock the Hammer" 11 musical performances, "Uchar Kovush", "Shokh Khotikcha", musical fairy tales "Kashmir Song", musical drama "One Hour Caliph", 2 symphonies, symphonic poem, "Bayram Overture", " 5 overtures such as "Navroz", "Dedication to Independence", "Shodiyona" hymns, concert works for piano and orchestra should be mentioned separately.
A. Mansurov is the laureate of the Youth Prize of Uzbekistan (1986), the winner of the song contest "Uzbekistan - My Homeland" (1998). He was awarded with the Honorary Label of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Public Education, Higher and Secondary Special Education and received honorary certificates and awards.
