Kazakh Musicians Shine Bright at Rukh Sanat Festival In Kyrgyzstan

Artists from Kazakhstan secured top honors in the international oral professional music competition at the 1st World Festival of Traditional Culture and Music - Rukh Sanat, held near Lake Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan.

The event brought together soloists and ensembles from 13 countries, including Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Russia, Japan, India, Egypt, South Korea, Poland, Bangladesh, Estonia, Hungary, and Nepal, showcasing a rich tapestry of musical and cultural heritage, The Caspian Post reports per Kazakh media.

In the solo performance category, Kazakh singer Saltanat Kairatkyzy and Russia’s Dongak Naidan shared first-place honors. Among ensembles, Kazakhstan’s Tengri Saz and Russia’s Kharaacha were recognized as the best creative groups.

Additionally, Kazakhstan’s Kausar Group received a special diploma from the international jury for its exceptional role in preserving and promoting traditional culture and music.

Organizers emphasized the festival’s significance as a cross-cultural platform, facilitating artistic exchange and dialogue while celebrating the intangible cultural heritage of participating nations.