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Celebrating Navruz at the mountain restaurant Cinara's (Chinaras), where the festival of French cuisine and music was held, Sabina performed songs on French and responded to the request to give exclusive interview for readers of the newspaper “News of Uzbekistan”.

- Sabina, congratulations on have a wonderful holiday, in which you give your fans music. In the first month of spring you give your first in life solo concerts in Ilkhom. What did this event mean to you?

- The first solo concerts are a huge experience in my creative career. I gain skills on how to work with the public, how to behave during performance, react to the audience and monitor what is happening to me, with my voice. All these points are very important and I try to take them into account and improve. For me, every concert is a kind of school, but it also gives energy to the audience and gives strength and self-confidence. But the concerts at Ilkhom are not just mine solo performances. They are part of the big music project, the author of the idea and producer of which is the head of the Ilkhom Jazz Club, Saidmurat Muratov. He, like me, cannot imagine life without jazz, which has long been included in musical culture many nations and every year it becomes more and more popular here in Uzbekistan. According to the project, jazz evenings will be held every month, where not only mature, but also young musicians will be able to show their talents. The guests of such evenings will be jazzmen from the USA, Europe, and CIS countries, who will perform in joint projects with our musicians and will conduct master classes. So jazz fans are in for a lot of pleasant surprises, one of the brightest - II International festival jazz, it will be attended by musicians from France and the USA, Latvia and Turkey.

- This is the second year I’ve been listening to you with pleasure at the Chinaras festival. And do you have to work on a holiday?

Sabina with her mother Victoria Mustaeva at the holiday in "Chinaras"

- How long have you been performing French songs?

This is probably my third year, but I’ve been listening for a very long time. There are popular and well-performing singers in this genre who I can look up to and who give me strength. For example, Indila. The singer’s name is little known among us, although it has been heard for four years now. Indila with early childhood composes poetry and writes lyrics for her songs herself, and creates quite a lot of music famous author. The Indila family has Algerian, Egyptian, Cambodian, and Indian roots. But she is a real Parisian, she was even born in Paris, although she calls herself a “child of the world.” She has very interesting vocals and I like the way she works with melismatics. When I heard it for the first time, I simply fell into a stupor - in in a good way. . I performed a composition that I really liked in the evening program at Chinaras.

- What is your favorite genre?

Of course it's jazz. I was raised on it. My grandfather is a jazz musician Bulat Mustaev, he is a saxophonist. I have always been interested in listening to this music, and I have been singing since I was two years old. Now I sing rock, and classical - Queen, Scorpions, The Beatles. Pop music is temporary for me; most likely, throughout my life I will be with jazz. He is the foundation of my future.

- How are things going with your studies? I heard that you are doing well in both schools!

This year I am graduating from secondary school and at the same time from school of music and arts No. 1 named after Sadykov. I was still studying ballroom dancing. I have excellent teachers. In addition, I had the good fortune to meet and work with a wonderful teacher - Valentina Sergeevna Martirosyan - many thanks to her! I have been studying with her for five years, and she has taught me a lot. The main thing for me is music. I haven’t decided yet where exactly I will go. Although my parents ask where I would like to go to study. I dreamed of going to Berklee College of Music in Boston. It was my dream. But now my interests have changed – such is my age! – and I’m still thinking about where it’s better to go. Maybe it won’t be possible to go to study abroad - I don’t know for sure yet. I have a family that I love very much, I have sisters Amina and Yasmina, I really trust my family and I think they will help me make a choice and support my desires.

You will soon be sixteen - the spring of life. Is there really nothing that excites you other than the love of music? And how can you fill a love song with feeling if you haven’t felt it?

Yes, I will turn 16 on June 16th. I haven’t had a boyfriend or these other love affairs yet. I just look at the singer of the love song - what a path he had. And I think about the words. Everything is in words, and I imagine a picture, some kind of image through which I can convey feelings. That is, I have some kind of associations.

- So you still experienced love internally? But are you really being ignored?

Yes, you can say that internally I understand the feeling of love. But I think it’s too early to fall in love... Yes, of course, I have many friends and they look after me. They offered to meet, but I refused. I don't need it yet. Family comes first for me and music is everything.
At our age there is no concept of love. That is, you do not experience the feelings that you can feel as an adult. Teenagers are all different. Some people have interests... Well, you understand. And you can’t take such feelings seriously. What does it mean to date a boy? Go for a walk? You can’t grow up too early; I am categorically against early relationships and marriages. You need to live through the allotted time of childhood and adolescence, get an education and reach an age when you can be aware of taking such a serious step. I think I will be ready for it only after 24 years. I don't think about it yet. Let my life go as it goes. I don't want to make plans for thirty or forty years. It's more interesting to live for today.

- You are a very serious girl, but a smiling person. What do you sing when you are happy or sad?

I sing everything, absolutely everything, if I'm having fun. And when I’m sad, I just listen to music. Classics - sometimes Beethoven, more often Chopin, whose music I love most, it conveys everything that the composer put into it, what I feel myself. Even if there are no words, you can understand what the music is about.

- That is, the classics educate and nourish you. What about jazz?

Jazz is also fuel. Jazz is everything in my life. If it weren't for jazz, I wouldn't be who I am.

- What do you wish for your listeners who are looking forward to your next performance?

I want them to live the songs. Personally, I love living the moments that are sung about in the song. Let's say a song is about the loss of a loved one. I’m trying to put a picture together in my head, relive it, listen to it in thought, and sing. We need people to really listen good music. Pop music has moved away from the song framework, and now it’s not clear what is being sung. And we need to educate musical taste. What kind of children will we have? It is unknown what they will listen to. It would be terrible if they only listen to pop music. It can be cool, but in most cases it is wrong.

- Do you see yourself in any new musical project?

Not yet. Today all my thoughts are about studying. This is the main thing now. I'm not chasing fame. Participation in the television project “The Voice. Children” happened as if by itself. We went there to see what kind of project we wanted to get new experience. But I’m glad that I met people like Maxim Fadeev and other mentors.
Competition is not the most important thing in life. If you weren’t noticed, then so be it. Fate has already decided what you should be.

But before the victory in “The Voice...” there were others? domestic and international prizes: “Grand Prix” in the “Gifted Children” competition in 2011 in Tashkent, “Star Crimea” in 2012. In addition, you are a laureate of the Republican Academic Variety Performance Competition and received third place in the competition " New wave-2013".

- Otherwise it can not be. And yet - success! Until next time.

Alisa Kozhikina, first place

The nine-year-old blonde joined the team of producer Max Fadeev. It was impossible not to notice the talented girl. It was Alice who became the winner. Having received half a million rubles as a prize and a contract with a record company, Alisa went to Junior Eurovision that same year. She managed to win fifth place at the competition!

Alisa released a solo album and also performed main role in the show of illusionists - the Safronov brothers. Since last year, the aspiring singer has already been giving concerts, and the title song of her debut album, “I'm Not a Toy,” has become a YouTube hit.

After “The Voice,” Alisa at first remained under the patronage of Max Fadeev, but then, on the initiative of her parents, the contract was terminated. The Kozhikin family believed that their daughter should put her studies first.

Popular

Ragda Khanieva, second place

Ragda performed in the Pelageya team. Although the girl is called the golden voice of Ingushetia, she was born and lives in Moscow. Now Raghda - a real artist! She signed a contract with a major production center, which collaborates with Leonid Yarmolnik, Alena Sviridova and many others.

Ragda managed to speak at a reception in the Kremlin, and also, together with Dmitry Nagiyev, interviewed participants in the second season of the show. However, her career does not interfere with the girl’s studies: she studies in a Chinese school with in-depth study of English and additionally studies wushu.

Lev Axelrod, third place

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Lev came to Dima Bilan's team. Despite the fact that the boy only got third place, the results did not disappoint him. Lev managed to voice the film by Andrei Konchalovsky “The Nutcracker and the Rat King.” The aspiring actor and singer also plays the main role in the capital's musical Treasure Island.

It is noteworthy that before participating in “The Voice,” Lev applied for both Junior Eurovision and Junior New Wave. But then, according to his own statement, he did not have enough experience. After that, he decided to seriously engage in preparation and additional classes, and then “Voice” appeared in his life.

Second season

Sabina Mustaeva, first place

Sabina was 14 years old when she came on the show. The girl from Uzbekistan was not immediately lucky: she also made it onto Max Fadeev’s team, but in the semi-finals the mentor sent her home. However, then, to much surprise and, of course, joy, Sabina was again invited to the competition. As it turned out, in the additional round the audience voted for the return of their favorite contestant.

Now Sabina is 16 years old, she already gives solo concerts, preferring to perform jazz or classics. The girl is active social life on the Internet, delighting fans with new broadcasts on Periscope. The winner is the daughter of the first vice-president of the Federation rhythmic gymnastics Uzbekistan Ruslana Mustaeva, so the girl’s name is well known in her homeland.

Sabina donated the proceeds from the sale of her first song, recorded with Universal Music, to the Life Line charity foundation, which helps seriously ill children.

Evdokia Malevskaya, second place

Evdokia was born in 2002 in St. Petersburg. The girl’s parents are far from the world of music, but it was simply impossible not to notice her talent, then Evdokia, at the age of only 5 years, was sent to study at the studio school at the St. Petersburg Conservatory. Now Malevskaya continues to actively play in children's plays and musicals in her hometown.

Saida Mukhametzyanova, third place

Saida is perhaps one of the most unusual participants in “The Voice”. The imam's daughter, a real Tatar beauty with a luxurious waist-length braid, performed a song in her native language at the “blind auditions,” captivating everyone present with her talents, once again proving that to understand music it is not at all necessary to know the language in which the song is sung.

The girl joined Pelageya's team. Before performances, she traditionally read the Koran to ask for support and strength from the Creator. Now Saida continues to study and dreams of becoming a singer. It is noteworthy that the girl’s father is not against her choice of profession, but insists on singing the “right” songs in the “right” outfits.

Season three

Daniil Pluzhnikov, first place

Daniil became a participant in the show at the age of 13. The audience was amazed to see a boy on stage whose height was only 110 centimeters! The reason is Daniel’s serious illness. It's about about spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia of the upper and lower extremities.

It’s hard for the boy to even just stand on stage; he struggles, overcoming the pain, to move on crutches, and can only stand with additional support. There are almost no bones in his fingers: playing the synthesizer is also not easy for him. However, Daniil managed to maintain a sincere faith in life and a craving for it, and at the competition he did everything possible to perform.

Danya ended up on Dima Bilan’s team: the aspiring performer chose his mentor himself. The boy is from Sochi, and after winning the show, the city mayor gave him an apartment. Now Daniil continues his treatment, writes music, performs, studies at school, takes part in charity concerts, and also manages to work as a volunteer at the Save Life Foundation. In this capacity, the young singer visits hospices and helps raise funds for the disabled. At the same time, every day he courageously fights for his own life.

Rayana Aslanbekova, second place

Ryan’s name translates as “Gates of Heaven” - for the girl herself, the road to the “Voice” show was open only on the second attempt. Leonid Agutin took Rayana to his team. The whole of her native Chechnya was worried about the girl, and after the end of the show, the leader of the region, Ramzan Kadyrov, presented her with a car and the title of “Honored Artist of the Republic.” Kadyrov’s daughter Aishat helped the winner choose dresses from her latest collection as a gift.

Sabina Mustaeva born June 16, 2000 in Tashkent. Sabina has been singing since early childhood, as her grandfather is a jazz saxophonist. In 2011, the young singer won the Grand Prixcompetition “Gifted Children” (Tashkent). In 2013, the girl participated in international competition « Children's New Wave", where she became a prize-winner.

Sabina loves going to the cinema with friends, reading, walking in the park with his family and listening to music. She used to play tennis, but due to her vocal classes she doesn’t have enough time for sports. She dreams of singing Ani Lorak, because she likes the energy and timbre of this singer’s voice, and also because Ani is very beautiful. Sabina would also like to sing in a duet with Beyoncé, whom she considers a super professional. Sabina Mustaeva would like to attend Berklee College of Music ), which is located in Boston and considered one of the bestplaces in the world where you can learn the art of music playing in the mainstyles of modern instrumental music.

Sabina Mustaeva on the Voice project. Children season 2

Sabina Mustaeva admitted that her bracelets bring her luck - she never goes anywhere without them, and she came with them, of course, to the show “ Voice. Children", season 2. Sabina's grandmother made the amulets bracelets for her. The young performer says about herself that she is very artistic, she has good vocal abilities and, of course, she wants to win the show.

With her powerful vocals, the young singer conquered all members of the jury during the “blind” auditions, performing Olga Kormukhina’s song “The Path”: they turned to her and Bilan, And Pelagia, And Max Fadeev. Sabina chose Maxim Fadeev as her mentor.

According to the performer, the most difficult stage for her was the fights, as the excitement was off the charts. And after the fights Sabina Mustaeva left " Voice. Children", season 2, although, admittedly Maxim Fadeeva, he didn’t want Sabina to leave the project, but she sang with mistakes, so the producer sadly said goodbye to her.

Maxim Fadeev about Sabina Mustaeva: “She sings brilliantly, and this was given to her by God. IN human sense“It seems to me that she is a very modest girl, very vulnerable, although she doesn’t show it.”

A week before the final, the organizers of the project unexpectedly announced that another qualifying stage would take place, and who would be the best in it would be decided by TV viewers. As a result, it was thanks to the qualifying additional stage that we reached the finals Sabina Mustaeva, Saida Mukhametzyanova from the Pelageya team and Evdokia Malevskaya from the Dima Bilan team.

In the final, which went to live April 17, 2015 on Channel One, Sabina sang the song Crazy Aerosmith. According to the results audience voting winner of the show Voice. Children", season 2, became a 14-year-old vocalist from Tashkent Sabina Mustaeva from the team of Max Fadeev (in the first season of the show “The Voice. Children”, Maxim Fadeev’s ward Alisa Kozhikina also won). Behind Sabina 45 percent of viewers voted.

Sabina Mustaeva, in an interview that she gave immediately after the final, said: “This is definitely some kind of miracle, because I absolutely did not expect it. Seriously, I didn’t expect it, and I’m very pleased. I’m incredibly happy for all the participants: they’re great guys, and I love them all very much!”