In Kazan, new collection of songs by Sarah Sadykova presented

At the GKBZ  after s. Saidash a  concert    took place where presentation of the new collection of notes and texts of songs by   laureate of the RT State Award  named after G. Tukai,  People's Artist of the Republic of Tatarstan,  Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Sara Sadykova "Bibisara moonary" ("The Melody of the Bibisara's Soul") was held. It included 140 previously unreleased tracks, stored in a tape recording.

The compiler and editor of the collection is  daughter of the composer Alfiya Aydarskaia, and the sponsor of the publication is entrepreneur Ilnar Zamaliev, a longtime admirer of the works  by Sarah Sadykova. The first 52 copies of the book were presented to the guests of the evening - artists, musicians, directors of museums and libraries. The latter expressed their confidence that the collection will take a worthy place in the fund and  be a popular with young vocalists.

According to Alfia Gazizovna, she refused to sell tickets, so that as many people as possible - the admirers of the talent of Sarah Sadykova had the opportunity to get to this concert. "The people loved her and this love was mutual," she noted. They supported the idea of ​​a free concert and many famous performers,  did not hesitate to respond to the invitation to speak at the evening on the occasion of the presentation of the collection of the "Tatar nightingale", this is how the people called Sarah Sadykova. Her works were performed by folk artists of the Republic of Tatarstan - Georgi Ibushev, Zukhra Sahabiyeva - Bigicheva, Munir Yakupov, Honored artists of the Republic of Tatarstan Ahmet Karimov, Larisa Maslova, Gulnara Murziyeva, Aidar Gabdinov and others. "I believe that the melodies of Sara Sadykova will survive the century. They will be alive while the Tatar people themselves are alive, "said Alfiya Aidarskaia.

Information:

Sarah Sadykova was born on November 1, 1906 in Kazan. Her parents named   her a beautiful eastern name of Bibisara. Over time, this affectionate, gentle prefix "Bibi" disappeared and a popular name in the Tatar music world - Sarah Sadykova appeared.

When a little Bibisara came to study, she was given to a famous women's school. After graduation, Sarah Sadykova continued her studies at the pedagogical technical school. Already in the years of learning  she began to show her musical abilities.

In 1921, in a charity performance "Bachelor" she performed her first musical role and, at the insistence of the teacher of the technical school, composer Soltan Gobashi, was sent to study in Moscow.

From 1922-1928 she  studied at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory on vocals, and from 1934-1938   she finished the studio of the Tatar opera.

In the 1930-1934 years  Sarah Sadikova worked in Kazan in the troupe of the Tatar Academic Theater, which since 1939 has been  named after the classic of Tatar dramatic art G. Kamal.

She made a great contribution to the formation of the Tatar opera. In the 1930s, on the stage of the Theater Rabochy in Moscow, as well as on the stage of the Opera and Ballet Theater in Kazan, where she worked as a soloist from 1938 to 1948, Sarah Sadykova created many female musical images.

In 1942, the tango "Expectation" on the poems of A.Erikeev in the composition of S.Sadykova  became a starting point in her compositional activity. She is the continuer of the musical traditions of Salih Saidashev and the founder of the style of tango, foxtrot in the song history of Tatar music. Her songs are rich in themes. Here are the popular ones: lingering, lyrical, comic, heroic-patriotic, love songs, friendship, merry waltzes, marches, dance rhythms, etc.

For her creative work Sarah Sadykova composed about 400 songs, music for 30 performances, a lot of instrumental works, and also she  is the author of 2 musical comedies.

Her merits to art have been  awarded with  titles "Honored Artist of the Republic of Tatarstan", (1939). In 1977 she was awarded the highest title "People's Artist of the Republic of Tatarstan". She is also Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1984), laureate of the State Award named after G. Tukai (1990).

Sarah Sadykova passed away on June 7, 1986, was buried at the Memorial Cemetery of Novotatarskaya Sloboda of Kazan.