On October 7, the city of Kokshetau hosted the grand celebration of the 80th anniversary of the Ukili Ybyrai Akmola Regional Philharmonic.

The 80th anniversary of one of the region's leading cultural institutions marked an important milestone in its history, reflecting the Philharmonic's establishment and development, as well as the professional dedication and creative achievements of generations of artists. Over the decades, the Philharmonic has become a distinguished professional arts institution, earning a special place in the cultural and spiritual life of Kazakhstan.

The anniversary programme began at 11:00 a.m. with a roundtable discussion entitled “Taza Qazaqstan in the Cultural Space”. The event brought together directors of philharmonic institutions from across Kazakhstan, heads of leading cultural organizations, invited guests and speakers. The discussion was moderated by Nurgisa Muratuly Daueshov, Head of the Akmola Region Department of Culture and Honoured Worker of Kazakhstan.

At 4:00 p.m., an educational tour of Kokshetau's cultural and artistic landmarks was organized for guests arriving from different regions of the country. The participants also visited the Akan Seri Higher College of Culture in Kokshetau, where they learned about the institution's activities, educational programmes and professional training opportunities for future specialists in culture and the arts.

At 7:00 p.m., a grand gala concert featuring the Philharmonic's artistic ensembles was held in celebration of its 80th anniversary.

The concert programme featured the K. Kumisbekov Kazakh Folk Instruments Orchestra, the Symphony Orchestra, the Pop and Brass Orchestra, the “Gakku” Dance Ensemble, the Chamber Choir and the Philharmonic's soloists. Bringing together the institution's principal artistic disciplines on one stage, the performers presented the audience with a rich and diverse musical programme. Each composition and performance reflected the continuity of cultural traditions and the spiritual connection between generations.

The gala concert dedicated to the Philharmonic's 80th anniversary became a continuation of its distinguished history, a vivid celebration of contemporary performing arts and the beginning of a new creative chapter, opening up fresh opportunities and prospects for the institution's future development.

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