The music and poetry challenge ‘Voice of Victory’, launched by the Presidential Centre of the Republic of Kazakhstan on February 10 this year, has ended.
The music and poetry challenge, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of victory in the Great Patriotic War, is designed to help preserve historical memory, honour the memory of the heroes of the Great Patriotic War and their exploits, strengthen ties between generations through the involvement of young people and younger generations, promote the discovery of creative potential and self-expression, as well as inspire participants to create modern music and poetry reflecting the spirit of victory.
The challenge was supported by 159 participantsfrom various regions of Kazakhstan, including preschoolers and school students, members of creative studios, college and university students, teachers and civil servants, musicians and poets – people of different ages and professions. The musical and poetic challenge "Voice of Victory" was also supported by the teams of subordinate organizations of the Department of Presidential Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan: the Directorate of Administrative Buildings of the Administration of the President and the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Institute of Parliamentarism and the Directorate of Administrative Buildings of the Logistics Department.
All participants will receive electronic certificates, and teachers who participated in student training will receive letters of appreciation.
Based on the results of the "Voice of Victory" music and poetry challenge, the following nominations were awarded:
• "Banner of the Start" (students of Karaganda Industrial University);
• "Youngest Participant" (Aliya Kaiyrbayeva, 5 years old);
• "Family Contribution" (Daniella, Elina, Karelina, and Tatyana Gavrilenko; Akbayan and Mukhamedzhan Bagatov);
• "Bright Memory in a Young Voice" (Alexander Avdeev, students of class 2 "B" of School No. 272 in Baikonur, "Kolokolchik" Musical and Dramatic Theater in Semey);
• "Poetic Voice of Victory" (LyazzatMombayeva, Aynagul Sabitova, AgataNovochenko);
• "Musical Image of Victory" (AidanаUtegenova);
• "Power of Genre Unity" (group PO2402 from Astana IT University College);
• "Singing with the Heart" (students of class 5 "A" of Gymnasium School No. 211 in TurksibDistrict);
• "Living Word" (Veronika Kazarina, KausarKalybek);
• "Keeper of Heroic Memory" (Aktobe Regional Museum of History and Local Lore, National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve "AziretSultan," Aktobe Memorial Museum of the Hero of the Soviet Union Aliya Moldagulova).
