The winners of the international competitions held in Italy and Azerbaijan were awarded

On May 26 of this year, the Minister of Culture and Tourism Ozodbek Nazarbekov took part in the awarding ceremony of the winners of the international competitions in Italy and Azerbaijan held at the Republican Specialized Music School named after R. Glier under the authority of the Ministry.

For information, Italy, Germany, Bulgaria, China, Canada, Russia, the United Arab Emirates participated in the 33rd International Young Performers Competition "Città di Barletta", which was held in Barletta, Italy from May 16-21 this year. , Ukraine, Thailand, Korea, Morocco, Serbia, Israel, Slovenia, Poland, Ireland, Armenia, as well as 4 students from the Republican specialized music school named after R.Glyer from the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Sevinch Azimova, a student of the 2nd grade of this school, won the 1st place, Mukhlisa Sobitjonova, a student of the 10th grade, won the 1st place and was awarded a special prize for the performance of D. Amanullayeva's piece "Dreams of Amir Temur" and participated in the gala concert dedicated to the closing ceremony of the competition.

11th grade student Alisa Salyakhova took the 2nd place. 8th grader Saidshoh Ghulomov was awarded the Grand Prix and participated in the gala concert dedicated to the closing ceremony of the competition.

Also, our representatives took part in the 13th International Mugham Festival held in Baku on May 16-23 of this year and were among the winners.

At the festival, Umarjon Akmalov, a student of the Republican Specialized Music School named after R. Glier under the jurisdiction of the Ministry, won the 1st place, two students of the Namangan region No. 1 Children's Music and Art School Madina Karimjonova and the Republican Specialized Music School named after R. Glier student Sardor Narzullayevlar took the 2nd place, and Ogabek Akhtamov, a student of the boarding school specialized in Bukhara status art named after Abdurauf Fitrat, took the proud 3rd place.

Umarjon Akmalov, a student of the Republican Specialized Music School named after R. Glier, was recognized as the "youngest mugham performer".