Dilyara Mukanov, a scholarship holder of the Foundation: Art gives a person a real gift - the ability to share knowledge, emotions and feelings at the same time

Since childhood, music has become a part of Dilyara's life, thanks to the attentiveness of her parents, who supported her interest and sent her to a specialized boarding school in Karaganda. There, she not only mastered the basics of performing skills, but also found a love for musicology, composition and music theory. Now Dilyara is a third-year student at KazNUA College, continuing to cultivate her talent.

Path to Success

In addition to playing the violin, she actively participates in competitions, conferences and scientific research. In her free time, she likes solving puzzles, particularly speed-solving the Rubik's Cube, and has a keen interest in philately - her collection of postage stamps with images of composers and cultural figures of the USSR and other countries continues to grow. In addition, Dilyara regularly visits the theater, and her collection of opera and ballet programs already numbers more than 16 items.

Achievements

Throughout her years of study, Dilyara has achieved many victories. She has performed as a soloist with the Karaganda Philharmonic Orchestra in 2016, 2017, and 2019, and has won prestigious international and national competitions. A recent milestone in her professional journey was the publication of her research article in the collection "The World of Culture: Art, Science, and Education" in Chelyabinsk.

- For me, there is no greater feeling when people, listening to my performances, presentations or my own written works, experience positive emotions and learn something new. Art gives a person a real gift - the ability to share knowledge, emotions and feelings simultaneously, - notes Dilyara Mukanova.

Foundation Scholarship

Dilara first learned about the Foundation’s scholarship during her second year when senior students received the award. She realized that she could also apply for this award, and made every effort to represent herself in the competition with dignity. She was helped by teachers and college staff, and her family always supported her, inspiring her to keep moving forward.

Advice to the Youth of Kazakhstan

Dilyara advises her peers to use all the opportunities that the modern world provides: to study, learn new things, and expand the boundaries of their capabilities.