The Roza Baglanova State Academic Concert Organization "Kazakh Concert" held a concert titled "Kazakhstan's Greatest Daughter," dedicated to the 165th anniversary of the birth of performer and composer Dina Nurpeisova. The evening aimed to popularize her creative legacy and introduce a new generation of listeners to the artistic richness of the national art of kyui.
The concert featured performances by Honored Figure of Kazakhstan Abylgazy Akhmadiyev, PhD student and kyui researcher Aitolkyn Toktagan, a descendant of Dina Nurpeisova, kyui researcher Mukagali Ryskaliyev, and national competition laureates Aisholpan Kasymova and Beknur Abdizhali. Also taking part were masters of performing arts Edil Basygara, Kairat Aitbaev, Bauyrzhan Mukhametbay, Valeria Bolekbay, Nurgisa Myazov, Kadirali Burkit, Ardak Eleusiz, Ayaulym Askarbaeva, Togzhan Umbet, Dana Didar, Akan Duman, Turar Alipbaev and Adinay Bagaeva.
The program featured Dina Nurpeisova’s cues “Asem koңyr”, “Zhiger”, “Zhenis”, “8th March”, “On altynshy zhyl”, “Bulbul”, “Kara kaska at”, “Shynar”, “Bayzhuma” and “Nauysky”. The audience was also treated to Dauletkerey's kyui "Korkem Khanym," as well as Kurmangazy's "Adai" and "Kairan Sheshem," interpreted by Dina Nurpeisova. The program also included Kurmangazy's kyuis "Toremurat" and "Bayzhuma," Kazangap's "Serper Aqzheleq," and Seitek's "Bes Qyz" and "Shaeripa Aqzheleq." Works by Tattimbet and Bayzhigit also featured prominently. The sound of sybyzgy complemented the program and highlighted the diversity of Kazakh instrumental art.
The concert "Aqzheleq" was a tribute to Dina Nurpeisova's creative legacy and demonstrated the continuity of Kazakh kyui traditions.