Mukhtar Ashrafi

Mukhtar Aschrafowitsch Aschrafi (. * 29 Maijul / June 11 1912greg in Bukhara, . † December 15, 1975 in Tashkent, Russian Мухтар Ашрафович Ашрафи ) was an Uzbek- Soviet composer, People's Artist of the USSR ( 1951) and winner of two Stalin prizes ( 1943, 1952).

Life

From 1934-36 he studied at the Moscow Conservatory. In 1948 he completed his studies at the Faculty of the Leningrad Conservatory. Since 1944 he was a lecturer, from 1953 professor at the Tashkent Conservatory. As artistic director and chief conductor of the Uzbek Theater of Opera and Ballet in Tashkent, he wrote the first Uzbek opera " Buran". In addition to other orchestral works, he also wrote ballet and film scores. In ashrafees former home in Tashkent today Aschrafi - museum.

Prizes and awards

Works

  • Orchestral works Symphony No. 1 " The Heroic " / Geroitscheskaja (1942 )
  • Symphony No. 2 " Glorious Winner" / Slava pobediteljam (1944 )
  • Oratorio " Rustam " (1974)
  • Buran, opera in two acts ( 1939 ), Orchestra Part Sergei Vasilenko Nikiforowitsch
  • The Great Canal, opera (1941 ), together with Sergei Vasilenko
  • Dilaram, opera in 4 acts (1958 )
  • The heart of the poet, opera (1962 )
  • Song " Uzbekistan " (1974)
  • "Song of Happiness" / o Pesn stschastje (1951 )
  • Orchestral Suite " Fergana " (1943 )
  • Film Music for Nasreddin in Bukhara
  • For The Miracle Bird Semurg
  • Charm of Love / Amulet ljubwi (1969 )
  • Timur Malik (1970 )
  • Resistance / Stòikost (1971 )
  • Love and sword / Lyubov i metsch (1973 )
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