Russian First Channel to screen premiere film about Muslim Magomayev
The Russian First Channel will air the premiere of film "From
the cradle to eternity" on October 25, devoted to the memory of
world-famous singer and composer of Azerbaijan, Muslim
Magomayev.
The documentary was shot by Azerbaijani filmmaker Mehdi
Mammadov.
Demonstration of the premiere is expected to be a landmark event to have more than 140 million viewers. The text of the film is based on Muslim Magomayev’s memoirs, one of which narrates about the friendship between Muslim Magomayev and the genius personality Heydar Aliyev.
The first premiere of film "From the cradle to eternity" has been held by the UNS Creative Stage in Baku on November 12, 2013.
Welcomed by connoisseurs of art, the film has gained a number of positive reviews.
The art director of UNS Creative Stage, Professor Nargiz Pashayeva said: “We are used to hear the voice and performance of Muslim Magomayev. And in this movie, we also hear the voice of his soul”.
With a pure, ageless, and beautiful baritone voice, Magomayev
distinguished his talent among his peers and mesmerized
millions.
The 19-year old Muslim Magomayev could hardly believe then that the
successful performance at the Youth Festival in Helsinki, Finland,
would become the start of a long glory that accompanied him until
the end of his life.
Magomayev had an incomparable voice, blending melody into his epic
style that trembled any venue where he performed. Every song that
he performed was a sample of high art. The singer not only had a
divinely beautiful voice at every performance, but he also put a
part of his soul into each song.
He accomplished the impossible in the USSR. At age 31, Muslim
became the youngest art figure who was awarded with the title of
USSR People's Artist. He became the first to bring classical arias
and songs to the Soviet stage, and remained adored by millions for
the next four decades.
His discography includes more than 45 gramophone records and 15
CDs, containing a musical repertoire of more than 600 pieces.
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