Bilbil
Bilbil was the stage name of Mirtiza Meşhedî Reza oxlû Mamadov, an Azerbaijani tenor, folk-music performer, and one of the founders of national vocal and musical theatre in Azerbaijan.
Bilbil was the stage name of Mirtiza Meşhedî Reza oxlû Mamadov, an Azerbaijani tenor and folk-music performer. He is recognized as one of the founders of national vocal and musical theatre in Azerbaijan. Born on 22 June 1897, he died on 26 September 1961 in Baku.
Biography
Bilbil was born on 22 June 1897. His full formal name was Mirtiza Meşhedî Reza oxlû Mamadov. He later became known as a tenor and performer of folk music in Azerbaijan. He died on 26 September 1961 in Baku, in his home.
Musical career
Sources describe Bilbil as an opera tenor and folk-music performer. He is identified as an important figure in the development of Azerbaijan’s national vocal and musical theatre, linking classical vocal performance with Azerbaijani folk traditions.
Legacy
Bilbil is remembered as one of the founders of national vocal and musical theatre in Azerbaijan. His career is noted for connecting classical vocal performance with Azerbaijani folk traditions.
Key facts
- Bilbil was the stage name of Azerbaijani tenor Mirtiza Meşhedî Reza oxlû Mamadov.
- He was an opera tenor and folk-music performer.
- He is considered one of the founders of national vocal and musical theatre in Azerbaijan.
- He was born on 22 June 1897 and died on 26 September 1961.
- He died in Baku, Azerbaijan.
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References
- Kurdish Wikipedia — https://ku.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilbil_(stranb%C3%AAj)Supports: Birth name, dates, occupation, and description as a founder of national vocal and musical theatre in Azerbaijan.