Young professionals contribute to charity through masterful performances

December 15, 2011

On December 15, Uspensky Music School hosted a charity concert which featured performances by young instructors of the school. Organized with support from the Fund Forum, the concert was an opportunity for the professionals to perform national instrumental music, classical and modern pieces as well as opera. The proceeds from the concert will be donated to the children’s department of the National Research Institute for Hematology and Blood Transfusion in Tashkent.

The young specialists of Uspensky demonstrated a wealth of experience gained through dedication, motivation and tireless efforts. The performances by these professionals came as evidence that they are not just excellent instructors but also highly skilled performers capable of setting an example to students.

The concert participants included professionals working to pass on their skills to aspiring musicians. They performed a variety of music pieces thereby demonstrating to the audience their mastery and experience. The concert sought to set an example to young students and encourage them in their efforts. The proceeds from the concert will go toward supporting children with blood pathologies.

Zilola Ibragimova, instructor, Uspensky Music School:

- “I have been working at the school for almost three years. Initially, teaching was challenge to me, but I’m doing well now. I’m happy with my students because they show a keen interest and a strong sense of responsibility in their studies. We prepared for the concert for a week, and it came as an excellent opportunity to get together with all instructors, to rehearse together and stage an excellent performance.”

Maksud Ubayev, Deputy Director, Uspensky Music School:

- “Today’s concert is the first of its kind, and we would like it to become an annual tradition, a sort of a master class for our students who would be inspired and learn skills from masterful performances, and not just from regular classes.”