Bazir-ool, Solaan Kyrgysovich

Solaan Kyrgyzysovich Bazyr-ool was born on September 3, 1935 in the village of Chaa-Khol of the Ulug-Khemsky kozhuun ^[1] (in the town of Urbun , which is lower than the mouth of the Khemchik River on the opposite side of the Yenisei River ) ^[2] . At two months from birth, he was blinded by smallpox. He went to school at the age of 9, he studied at "excellent". He graduated from elementary school externally in 2 years. From an early age he began to learn to play the mandolin and balalaika , had an amazing ear for music. The first teachers of musical notation and playing the button accordion were Vladimir Muravyov and Stepan Gilev, who worked in those years at KFOR (rural house of culture), where Solaan went to study after class ^[1] . In 1953, S.K. Bazir-ool was sent to the Orenburg School for the Blind. A 17-year-old, very handsome, quite musically literate guy, he returns to Tuva . Soon he was invited to work at the Chaa-Khol School as a translator of the lessons of physics, mathematics, geography, and history. Since so many young teachers from different parts of the Soviet country worked ^[3] . From 1960 to 1963 . studied at a special Kursk music school for accordion player. Since 1964, he began working at the Shagonar Children's Music School. In addition, he worked in the houses of culture of the republic, composed many songs, toured all the leathers. At one time, he even worked as an artistic director in the Bayan-Kola House of Culture ^[2] . Since 1965 he worked at the Kara-Khaak school.

The creative activity of S.K. Bazir-ool began in 1955 after his meeting with the famous composer S.F. Kaydan-Deshkin , to whom the young man showed his first song "Bird Cherry " to the verses of Yu. Kunzezesh . He wrote songs for children. the first song to the words of C. Seren-ool - “Arykchigash” (“Brook”) is a success. His songs “Why are you hiding from me?”, “Khadyn” are especially popular. The Sayan ensemble performed his song Dekey-oo in Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine , Yakutia and Mongolia . His best waltz “In the Autumn Garden” sounded on All-Union Radio . In the 70s, a collection of his songs “Uttundurbas Hour” was released. In 1980, his collection of songs, Unforgettable Spring, was released. Solaan Kyrgysovich Bazyr-ool created several dozen songs, some of which were published in song collections published by the Tuva Book Publishing House.

• In 1954 , he wrote his first song, “Bird cherry”, to verses by J. Künzegesh.
• In 1980, a collection of songs by S. Bazir-ool “Uttundurbas Hour” was published.
• Songs to the words of the national writer of Tuva S. B. Purbu “In the Autumn Garden” and “Arykchygash” became very popular.
• “Itpiktin Yry” to the words of Chood Kara-Kuské.
• "Waltz of the Alumni" to the words of Kuular Cherlig-oola.
• When the uncle’s son and daughter were born, in a fit of tender feelings he devotes the “Lullaby" to the kids.
• “Нуnnukterim kaida sealer?” ( Words by V. Seren-ool , 1971)
• "Uttundurbas hour" to the words of Vladimir Seren-ool.
• “Amga stepy tөlderi bis!” To the words of H. Oidan-oolduu.
• “Kichaelivis dagynaaly” words and music by S. Bazir-oola.
• "We take Sлепglep" K.Kudazhi
• “Azhilchy chongnu oglu men” words O. Suwakpittiya
• "The party of Lenin is the pride of the people" I. Shelukhina
• The song "Khadyn". The words were written by the famous poetess Svetlana Vladimirovna Kozlova .
• Song “Avamga” to the words of Salchak Dam

• Honored Worker of Culture of the Tuva Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
• Certificate of honor for creative success at the Tuvan Republican Review of rural amateur performances in honor of the 20th anniversary of Soviet Tuva.