Dzhabrailov, Einulla

Einulla Dzhabrailov ( azerb. Eynulla Eynulla oğlu Dzhabrailov; full name is Einulla Einulla ogly Dzhabrailov; 04/08/1935, Kurdamir village Shushun - 09/14/1992, Kurdamir ) - Azerbaijani folk singer ^[1] .

Einulla Dzhabrailov Eynulla jabrailov
basic information
Full name	Eynulla Eynulla ogly Dzhabrailov
Date of Birth	April 8, 1935 ( 1935-04-08 )
Place of Birth	Azerbaijan SSR , Kurdamir village Shushun
Date of death	September 14, 1992 ( 1992-09-14 ) (57 years old)
Place of death	Azerbaijan SSR , Kurdamir
A country	USSR → Azerbaijan
Professions	singer , songwriter, hanende
Years of activity	1952-1992
Instruments
Genres	Mugam

Brought up in the musical environment of Shirvan , Einulla Dzhabrailov perceived a lot from the ustadam masters of this region, mastered the secrets of mugham and ashig art. He managed to combine the features of these two arts in his performance. E. Dzhabrailov from a young age was known in the republic as a professional hanande ; Especially significant were his joint performances with Ashyg Shakir and wind instrument performer Khasrat Huseynov.

E. Dzhabrailov became famous as an inspirational performer of Ashig's tunes, which today are firmly included in the repertoire of many Hanende. E. Dzhabrailov was a hanande, possessing a strong voice of a wide range, with a colorful timbre. Records of the mugams “Rast”, “Segyah-Zabul”, “Mirza Huseyn Segyahy”, “Chargyakh” and others performed by him are stored in the AzTR Foundation. From 1952 until the end of his life, E. Dzhabrailov worked in the Kurdamir District Department of Culture; at the same time, he actively participated in the musical life of the republic. In 1956 and 1957 he became a laureate of the first and second youth festivals of Azerbaijan.

Einulla Dzhabrailov is the grandfather of the budding Ukrainian singer Yevgeny Godovichenko.