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FARKHAD ALIMOV (1947-2014) graduated from Tashkent State Conservatory named after M.Ashrafi having specialized in folk instruments in 1970, and on composition in 1979; assistant professor.

The creative work of F.Alimov - fa­mous Uzbek composer - comprises various gen­res. The composer successfully works in the field of symphonic, chamber-instrumental music, as well as in musical-stage genres, writes songs and music to dramatic performances. Musical-stage opuses, such as "Fatima and Zukhra", "Nodirabegim", "Soyib khoja operation", created by him, have greatly contributed to the develop­ment of musical theatre in Uzbekistan, and were highly appreciated by listeners. Another success­ful sphere of the composer's work is the music to dramatic performances. Particularly, a long stage life of such performances as "King Lear", "Electra", "Wonderful evening" was provided by not only a vivid literal dramatic composition of these works, but also a worthy participation of music.

F.Alimov pays a great attention to the song genre. Popular singers of Uzbekistan enter his songs on their repertoire with pleasure; the composer was also rewarded the title of laureate at many republic song competitions.

In latter years F.Alimov takes an active part in organization of prestige cultural arrange­ments. Among them we should particularly men­tion his role as a composer in music program’s, dedicated to the 660th anniversary of Amir Temur, 600th anniversary of Mirzo Ulugbek, 2500th anniversary of Bukhara, and at the music festival "Sharq taronalari" ("Melodies of East"). The name of F. Alimov is also popular in the general public in the light of television. He composed the music to such videofilms as "Yusuf and Zulayho" and "Scorpio from altar", beloved by the audience.

The music of F.Alimov is successfully performed not only in Uzbekistan, but also abroad. Working fruitfully as an assistant profes­sor at the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan, the com­poser passes his creative experience to the youth.