Предмет: Қазақ тiлi, автор: erasylamangeldi70

Шәмші Қалдаяқов эссе ттеез

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Автор ответа: azibaevabahtikul

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Шәмші Қалдаяқов (15.8. 1930, Отырар ауданы Шәуілдір ауылы – 29.2.1992, Алматы) – композитор, Қазақстанның халық артісі (1991). Шымкент, Тараз, Жетісай қалаларының құрметті азаматы. Кіші жүздің Жағалбайлы руынан

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