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Aleksey Fedorovich Kozlovsky was born in 1905. He devoted his entire creative life to the development of Uzbekistan's musical art and to our national culture. His music has entered the hearts of our people, embodying a harmony of national spirit and modernity.
Kozlovsky was one of the organizers of the Uzbekistan State Philharmonic and headed this institution for many years. His works such as "Gulsara", "Ulugbek", "Yorqinoy" and "Marches of the Red Army" are recognized not only in our country but also abroad. The melodies and orchestral works he created have left a deep mark on the hearts of our people.
Aleksey Kozlovsky did a great deal of work in arranging Uzbek folk songs and bringing them into symphonic and popular genres. His work is a shining example of the friendship of nations and an expression of bringing peoples closer together through art.
An event dedicated to the 120th anniversary of the birth of People's Artist of Uzbekistan, composer and conductor Aleksey Fedorovich Kozlovsky was held at the Fergana District Information and Library Center together with students of Music and Arts School No. 26.
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