The event was arranged by the Fund Forum of Culture and Arts of Uzbekistan, Ministry of Culture and Sports, Management of the National Symphonic Orchestra.

Despite his young age Nuron Muqumiy is famous for high achievements both in Uzbekistan and abroad. Since his yearly childhood in the Uspensky music school he was trained by his dear teacher Tamara Popovich. First success he gained in 2004, when the young piano player became laureate at the first Festival of Children’s Creativity Yangi Avlod, then, he was awarded with a special prize of the International Piano Contest Citta di Cantu in Italy, as well as the Fund Forum’s grant. Nuron Muqumiy attended the International Summer Music School in London, and then was admitted to the Higher School of Music and Performing Arts in Germany. Later, the young piano play won his first prizes in the Mozart Piano Contest in Rome and International Contest of Modern Music in Switzerland, second prize at the Ferencz Liszt International Contest in Weimar and other prizes. Nuron Muqumiy repeatedly received invitations for participation in prestigious concerts and festivals in UK, Germany, Italy, Russia, USA, and performed with famous orchestras of the world.

“For to gain success one should train much, love and feel the music. My mother and teachers always support me. Tamara Popovich played rather important role in my life. She taught me for five years and I still keep using her method in learning. The current concert I devote to the memory of this wonderful teacher whom I respect hugely,” told Nuron Muqumiy.

The concert program included the symphonic poem Preludes and Concert for piano with orchestra №1 of the renowned Hungarian classic Ferencz Liszt, Concert for piano with orchestra №1 of Pyotr Tchaikovsky, complicated product that was performed by the young virtuoso without music book and evoked huge admiration in the audience.

At the very next day after the evening Nuron Muqumiy conducted a series of master classes for students of the Uspensky Republican Specialized Music Academic Lyceum and shared with them some secrets of skilful playing and his triumphs.