Within the framework of the festival of young talents held at the Turkmen National Conservatory named after Maya Kuliyeva, was a solo concert by Aylar Saparmuradova.
The young talented composer and virtuoso pianist included in her performance program the works she has created in recent years. Among them are melodic lyrical compositions: “Love Created”, “Dreams”, “Inspiration”, “Eternal Love”, “Birds Singing in the Steppes”, “Eastern Fantasy”, “Magic Waves of the Hazar”, “Memory”, Nocturnes “Space” and “Waiting”.
A separate musical theme included the works of the outstanding Turkmen composer Nury Halmamedov - “The Ballad of Aina” from the film “The Decisive Step” and “Vocalise”, sounded in a new original arrangement by Aylar Saparmuradova, as well as compositions dedicated to modern Turkmenistan.
The remarkable author’s performance was accompanied by a video sequence – stills from the film “The Decisive Step”, photographs depicting landscapes and historical monuments of Turkmenistan, as well as the pianist’s performances at various concert venues in the country and abroad.
In her compositions, Aylar Saparmuradova pays tribute to romanticism; it is no coincidence that her compositions are used by young figure skaters. Thus, the number “Eternal Love” based on her music, presented by the Turkmen figure skater Aymaral Bayramova at the 2nd Winter International Sports Games “Children of Asia”, held this year in Novokuznetsk, Russia, received rave reviews from professionals and spectators, who noted the extraordinary harmony of wonderful music and choreography.
Aylar Saparmuradova is a laureate of the competition of the President of Turkmenistan “Golden Age of Turkmen”, being a senior teacher at the department of special piano at Turkmen National Conservatory, she has trained many talented pianists, whose achievements she is no less proud of than her own. This was confirmed by the successful performance of her students in a separate concert program of the Turkmen National Conservatory Festival of Young Talents, where they performed works from the treasury of world and national musical classics.
