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Emil Kadyrov (baritone) was born on June 25, 1993, in the city of Baku, Republic of Azerbaijan. Graduated from Music School No. 2 named after Rashid Behbudov, classical guitar class.
Emil Kadyrov's first solo concert took place at the age of 15 at the Rashid Behbudov Theater, which was attended by the family of the legendary Rashid Behbudov
In 2009, Emil Kadyrov moved to Russia to Belgorod to continue his studies and entered the College of Music named after S.A. Degtyarev BGIIK into two departments of Classical guitar and Academic vocal.
In 2012, he was invited to participate in the competition of Young Performers of Russian Romance “Romansiada”, where from several hundred participants he was selected to the finals of the competition, which took place in the Column Hall of the House of Unions
- Laureate qualifying round XVI Moscow International Competition of Young Performers of Russian Romance "Romansiada-2012" Moscow
Laureate of the XVI Moscow International Competition of Young Performers of Russian Romance "Romansiada", Moscow Column Hall House of Unions.

In 2012, at the invitation of the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine, he took part in the competition named after K.I. Shulzhenko, where the chairman of the jury was People's Artist USSR Edita Piekha
Laureate international competition named after K.I. Shulzhenko, Kharkov 2012;
At the invitation of the Chernigov Philharmonic takes part in a competition for young performers
First degree diploma at the competition of young performers in Chernigov 2012;

In 2012, at the invitation of the famous cellist Borislav Strulev, he took part in the 1st International Music festival - BelgorodMusicFest “Borislav Strulev and Friends” after the festival, the governor Belgorod region E.S. Savchenko Emil Kadyrov was presented with a valuable guitar from the famous Spanish master Paulino Bernabe

Since 2013, at the invitation of the Russian Ambassador to Indonesia M.Yu Galuzin, Emil Kadyrov has been the organizer and participant of the annual festival in Indonesia dedicated to Victory Day.

In 2013 he became a laureate of a prestigious guitar competition.
Laureate of the 1st degree of the VIII Belgorod International Competition of Classical Guitar Performers and Guitar Ensembles.

At the invitation of Lugansk regional philharmonic society takes part in the patriotic song competition “Young Guard”
Laureate of the 1st degree at the international competition of young performers of patriotic songs in Lugansk Ukraine

For the annual participation in the Christmas meetings at Holy Belogorye, the Governor of the Belgorod Region E.S. Savchenko and Metropolitan John of Belgorod and Stary Oskol, Emil Kadyrov was presented with a Letter of Gratitude.

2012 Victories at competitions in Uzhgorod and Yalta
- Grand Prix of the competition “Transcarpathian Edelweiss 2012” Uzhgorod;
-Grand Prix of the international competition “By the Black Sea”, Yalta 2012;

In 2013, he was invited to study at one of the leading US universities, Florida Atlantic University, Florida.

Took part in master classes by Elena Obraztsova
Tamara Sinyavskaya.

May 9, 2014 Took part in the concert dedicated to the Day Victory in the State Kremlin Palace.

On this moment Emil Kadyrov continues his studies at Russian Academy Music named after Gnessins, is a 1st year student, in the class of Academic vocals and Classical guitar.
Takes part in productions opera studio Russian Academy of Music named after Gnessins, under the leadership of Honored Worker of the Russian Federation, professor
Yu.A Speransky
Performs the role of Onegin from the opera “Eugene Onegin”
Part of Figaro from the Opera “The Marriage of Figaro”

Often performs in Russia and CIS countries, with repertoire of different genres.
Concert repertoire singer includes arias from world opera classics, romances of Russian and foreign composers, pop songs.

In his youth, Mutsuraev became famous sporting achievements, in 1993 becoming the champion of Russia in karate. However, he gained real fame at the end of the last decade, when he began performing songs with a guitar, mainly own composition. The main topics were Islamism and the war for independence from Russia. The ideological orientation of Mutsuraev’s songs is indicated by their names: “Allah, freedom, jihad!”, “Know that the Gardens of Eden are eternal,” “Paradise under the shadow of sabers.”

Mutsuraev was a supporter of independence at any cost. He insisted on fighting until the last Chechen and called for Russia’s losses not to be taken into account, even if we're talking about about the civilian population. His repertoire includes songs dedicated to the seizure of the hospital in Budennovsk by Basayev, the attack on Kizlyar organized by Raduev, the explosion of the commandant’s office committed by Khava Barayeva...

In the midst of hostilities and in conditions of general bitterness, Mutsuraev’s songs found themselves in highest degree in demand in Chechen society. The propaganda effect of these songs was noted by many. Thus, it is known that listening to them was a mandatory part of carrying out terrorist attacks in various parts of Russia. In addition, eyewitnesses claim that recordings of Timur Mutsuraev could often be heard from the places where Russian military personnel were deployed: after all, with rare exceptions, all songs are performed in Russian. And the song “Jerusalem,” in which the author calls on Muslims to march to the Holy Land, became the soundtrack to the film “War” directed by Alexei Balabanov.

At one time, Mutsuraev was seriously wounded near Serzhen-Yurt; later, with Gelayev’s detachment, he moved to the Pankisi Gorge, from there making forays against federal troops in Chechnya. After the end of the war, he was in Azerbaijan and Turkey, and more recently there were reports that Mutsuraev visited Ukraine.

According to Chechen media, a little less than a month ago, a former militant drove up to a checkpoint in the village of Khosi-Yurt and dialed Kadyrov’s number. The Chechen president was in Moscow at that time, so he ordered his assistants to escort Mutsuraev to his house in the village. Centora and receive him with all honors.

Ramzan Kadyrov states that he is ready to provide security to everyone who expresses a desire to return to the republic, provided that these people have not committed serious crimes. And a considerable part of the combatants actually returned under his guarantees. But until now it was believed that Mutsuraev, who was one of the closest people to such an odious commander as Gelayev and still maintains close relations with his family, would not negotiate with the current Chechen government. This assumption was confirmed by him song repertoire recent times. Mutsuraev brings charges against Kadyrov:
They've already bought hell
For oil, for positions, for jeeps.
Was it really just a linden
And your militant jihad?

The Chechen president is very sensitive to criticism of himself, but in in this case I ignored what was said. After the meeting in Tsentoroi, Mutsuraev also spoke differently. He distributed an appeal via the Internet in which he actually renounced his previous accusations, explained his return with concern for the future of the Chechens and called on opponents of the Chechen government to rally around the current president.

Undoubtedly, this will bring certain changes to the internal Chechen situation. Despite the ambiguity with which Mutsuraev's return was perceived, Kadyrov can celebrate another victory.

But main question is what circumstances prompted Mutsuraev to make such a decision. Can we assume that it is caused solely by the desire to return to his homeland, or does he set other goals for himself? It should be noted that from the above-mentioned address of Mutsuraev it does not follow that he or the people in whose company he spent recent years, are ready to recognize Chechnya as part of Russia and abandon separatist sentiments.

On the other hand, during the years of his presidency, Ramzan Kadyrov built a management system that allowed him and achieved a significant degree of independence for Chechnya. For this he is sometimes called the “successful Dudayev.” At his disposal are numerous and well-armed detachments, the backbone of which. In addition, Kadyrov and his inner circle control considerable cash. Today he declares his commitment to the territorial integrity of Russia and declares his allegiance to Vladimir Putin, with whom his late father and Ramzan himself have a special relationship. However, the reliability of a political structure in which relations between the Kremlin and the North Caucasus republic so heavily depends on the connection between the two leaders raises some doubts.

Vladimir Putin has already lost his status as head of state. In this regard, two more questions arise: how will Kadyrov’s military and financial potential be used if Vladimir Putin leaves power? And what does Timur Mutsuraev, and at the same time other former militants who have rallied around the Chechen president, think about this?

BAKU /Trend Life/ - 22-year-old singer from Baku, student of the Russian Academy of Music. Gnesins in the class of academic vocals and classical guitar, Emil Kadyrov joined the team of Alexander Gradsky in the fourth season of the vocal television project “The Voice” on Channel One of Russia, which launched, Trend Life reports.

The mentors of the new season were Grigory Leps, Polina Gagarina, rapper Basta (Vasily Vakulenko) and Alexander Gradsky.

Emil Kadyrov took the stage with a guitar and performed the fiery Spanish song “Baila me” (“Dance for me”). After a few seconds to young man Master Alexander Borisovich Gradsky turned, and after a while Basta. Polina Gagarina danced in a chair while performing the song, but never turned around. After the end of the performance, everyone applauded Emil, chanting “Well done”!

The young vocalist admitted that he dreamed of getting to him.

Emil Kadyrov often performs in Russia and the CIS countries, with a repertoire of different genres. The singer's concert repertoire includes arias from world opera classics, romances by Azerbaijani, Russian and foreign composers, and pop songs.

“I was born in Baku, lived there until I was 16 years old. Despite the fact that I am a citizen of the Russian Federation, I represent my homeland, Azerbaijan, at all music competitions and festivals,” Emil Kadyrov said in an interview with www.azcongress.info. “I love my homeland. I am proud to be an Azerbaijani. I am glad that I was born and raised in Baku. I came to music at the age of 10, my dad played the guitar, and he was an example for me. music school No. 2 named after Rashid Behbudov.

After graduating, I entered the Belgorod Music College. And as it turned out, more than half of the teachers were associated with Baku. Some graduated from the conservatory, while others were born and lived there. My teacher was actually a soloist of the opera and ballet theater in Baku, as well as a student of Muslim Magomayev. It was thanks to him that I took my first steps in vocals.

- In Gnesinka you study in two departments at once. How do you manage to combine?

So what to do? I chose this path consciously, and I don’t regret it. There are difficulties that are associated with my schedule, but I can cope with them. I am an excellent student. By the way, recently at the forum of the Azerbaijani Youth Organization of Russia I was among the excellent students who were awarded prizes. I hope I will continue in the same spirit.

My first solo concert took place when I was 15 years old. It took place at the Rashid Behbudov Theater, and the family of the legendary composer was present. In Moscow, the first performance was as part of the Romansiada competition, headed by Honored Artist of Russia Galina Preobrazhenskaya. She invited me to Moscow, and it was thanks to her that I began to perform at major concert venues Russia. I had the opportunity to tour all the CIS countries and often went to Ukraine. In Lugansk, at a song competition, I took the Grand Prix, the prize was a certificate for recording solo album in a studio in Miami. I am the art director of a music festival in Indonesia, which is annually organized by the Russian Embassy in Indonesia. In 2012, at the invitation of the famous cellist Borislav Strulev, I took part in the I international festival Borislav Strulev and Friends (Boris Strulev and friends) in Belgorod. After the festival, the governor of the Belgorod region, Evgeny Savchenko, gave me a valuable gift - he handed me a guitar from the famous Spanish master Paulino Bernabe.

- In what musical genres do you like to work?

I work in classical direction. And in vocals it’s opera. I perform the part of Onegin from the opera "Eugene Onegin" and Figaro from the opera "The Marriage of Figaro". I love jazz. I have been studying vocals for four years, and I have been playing guitar for 10 years. I remember there was a period when I became familiar with flamenco - a very interesting genre of music.

-Who do you consider your teachers?

Teachers are people who have invested a lot in you. My teachers were People's Artists of the Russian Federation Evgeny Grigoriev and soloist Bolshoi Theater Vladimir Redkin. And of course, teachers are the ones who inspire. In vocals I was inspired by Muslim Magomayev, who influenced me in every sense of the word. Thanks to him, I fell in love with opera. I am happy to have met his wife Tamara Sinyavskaya and took part in her master class. Tamara Ilyinichna provides great support to young performers. An example is singing competition vocalists named after Muslim Magomayev. This competition is a launching pad for aspiring singers. I wanted to take part in it this year, but Tamara Ilyinichna advised me to do it in two years. I still have some work to do.

-Are you dreaming about something?

Probably every musician dreams of doing what he loves - devoting his entire life to serving music, constantly remaining on stage so that there are concerts and grateful listeners, and also constantly delighting the public with his performances."

the site visited the singer Emil Kadyrov and found out how his fate turned out after participating in the show “The Voice”.

Every Friday, a good third of the country is glued to their TV sets by pressing the “first button” - starting from September 1, our main channel broadcasts the sixth season of the show “The Voice”. Alexander Gradsky, Pelageya, Dima Bilan and Leonid Agutin, having once again gathered their golden lineup, select promising wards from the huge number of applicants singing behind them. Once upon a time, in the fourth season, there was Emil Kadyrov - now famous singer, gathering huge halls.

“In 30 seconds you have to shoot somehow.”

- Were you born in Baku?

Yes. I am Azerbaijani. My mother is Russian, but she also grew up in Baku. Therefore, no matter where I live, I still feel like an Azerbaijani.

- Despite the fact that at 17 you moved to Belgorod?

Yes. My grandfather left for this city in 1990, and we visited him often. That's why I have hometown in Russia - Belgorod. I can’t say the same about Moscow yet.

First of all, this is the best vocal competition country, the most popular, the most famous in the world today. Participation in this project is a huge springboard for young performer. These are broadcast on Channel One, with an audience of more than forty million.

- Is it difficult to get into blind auditions?

Very. Competition - 12 thousand people for 50 places. There are 10 people sitting for the initial audition. You are given half a minute, and in 30 seconds you must somehow shoot. This is more of a case: you managed to pull yourself together, pulled yourself together, sang well.

Alexander Borisovich is a person who must be accepted as he is. It is impossible to talk about him in the style of: he is good or bad, and why did he do this, say this. He is who he is. And he never ceases to be great, for me personally - despite the fact that I have known him for two years now, that I can call him at any time. On the contrary, every time I communicate with him more and more and understand that he is truly very talented, educated, and an expert in all styles of music.

“Is it worth going against yourself?”

Well, of course, he didn’t bring me to tears, but he always speaks with some irony and a little in a form that from the outside may seem rude. But that's not true. You get to know him better and stop being offended.

- How many years did you sign a contract with Gradsky?

I did not sign a contract with Alexander Borisovich. I am the soloist of his theater. This is a government agency. And Gradsky - artistic director and director.

- Can you perform somewhere with concerts that have nothing to do with the theater?

Certainly. What I am doing. Despite the fact that Alexander Borisovich is a tough and domineering person, we have a very good dialogue, I constantly consult with him on concert issues.

Why did you choose classical pop music for yourself? Agree, she's for you big money won't bring it. Look at Nikolai Baskov, who eventually gave up on opera, sings simpler songs and lives in chocolate.

Well, we're not talking about money now. Is it worth going against yourself? If I sing what I sing, if I write the songs that come to me...

- ...are you ready to be content with not so much money?

It's not about earnings. For example, after “The Voice” I had about four big solo concerts in Moscow alone. Take Gradsky, who is on TV in Soviet time It wasn’t shown that often, but it always filled the halls. Zemfira has not appeared anywhere at all for many years, not at any party, not at any gossip column. And it came out - and “Olympic”! Here is the answer... Therefore, an artist is measured by the number of people in the hall.

Emil, very often many participants in musical television projects migrate from show to show, through different channels... Have you tried to get into any other competitions?

No. The main vocal project of the country is “Voice”. There can be no dispute here. Everything else is like a plus for PR. I don't know how much I need this. Probably necessary. But I don’t really want something.

// Photo: Andrey Strunin

“I would like to represent Azerbaijan at Eurovision”

- I saw your performance with Yulia Samoilova. Are you communicating with her?

Yes, we became friends. Once there was a concert in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, and we had one large dressing room in which I, Yulia Samoilova, Rodion Gazmanov and “Bayan Mix” were preparing for the performance. Julia is an amazing person. You can say about her in one word - “good”. Because she's so sweet, so open man... And what is happening around her now is, of course, very difficult.

- Have you ever thought about Eurovision?

Work in this direction is ongoing.

- Already in next year will you try to get into this competition?

I think yes. But Eurovision ceased to exist music competition, it has only become political.

- And what country will you represent there?

At all competitions I represented the country in which I was born. Be it the Romansiada in the Hall of Columns of the House of Unions in Moscow. Whether it was “The Voice” - I also represented Azerbaijan there. I think this trend will continue.

- I know that you fly to Indonesia every year in May.

The fact is that in this country I spend music Festival for four years now. He is supported by the Russian embassy, ​​Rossotrudnichestvo, and personally by the Russian Ambassador to Indonesia.

-Where are you going in the near future?

Starting October 25th I am leaving for tour in Israel, then to Baku. Well, on March 2 I will give a big solo concert in Moscow at Vegas City Hall.

// Photo: Press service of Channel One

This year, singer Emil Kadyrov will graduate from Gnesinka twice. He studies in two departments at once - academic vocals and classical guitar, while still managing to work.

“Someone will say: “It seems like he hasn’t left the TV screens, but lives in a dorm!”, But I don’t see anything wrong with that, because the main thing is it’s convenient, close to school,” Emil tells StarHit. – My neighbors are three opera singer, so we have something to chat about, we prepare for exams together, we sing along. And in the neighboring rooms there are Chinese, Koreans, Latin Americans, it’s fun and satisfying here. I think even when I move out of here, I’ll still come to friends and parties.”

Emil arranged the modest interior of the small room himself. “I bought a piano, a refrigerator and even curtains for comfort with my own money,” continues the artist. “I try to make sure that no one walks around and is indignant: “It’s so dirty, you can immediately see that the boys live!” We have a cleaning schedule so we live clean.”

Emil's neighbors see him so rarely that the guys don't have to get along with him - most of their communication takes place over the phone.

“Rehearsals and classes take up almost all of my time - from 8 am to 11 pm. That’s why I mostly just sleep in the room,” Emil shares. – Now I’m touring with Voice 5. At the same time, I also have state exams, for which I prepare either on the train or on the plane. In addition, I am working on a new album, “Love, you are friends with hatred,” which takes its name from my new song based on poems by Leyla Aliyeva. The presentation of the disc will take place on June 23 at the Alexander Gradsky Theater. I will return to Moscow on the eve of another important event for me and my team - a big solo concert with an orchestra."