Kazakh National Women’s Teacher Training University expresses its deepest condolences to the family, relatives, colleagues, and students on the passing of Agaysha Shermukhambetkyzy Isagulova, Professor of the University, Honored Worker of Kazakhstan, Excellence in Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, singer, and composer, who passed away in her 83rd year.

Agaysha Shermukhambetkyzy Isagulova was born on February 12, 1945, in the Eskeldi District of the Taldykorgan Region. In 1967, she graduated from the Women’s Pedagogical Institute (now Kazakh National Women’s Teacher Training University) and dedicated her entire life to the teaching profession.

A professional musician, accordionist, and possessor of a unique voice and extraordinary talent, Agaysha Shermukhambetkyzy co-founded the legendary vocal-instrumental ensemble "Aigul" at the university in 1968.

In 1978–1979, she established the ensemble "Shattyq Zhyry," making a vital contribution to fostering artistic interest among university students.

Agaysha Isagulova was a laureate of numerous national and international competitions and was twice awarded the title of "Best Music Teacher."

As a composer with a distinct artistic identity, she won the Grand Prix at the national competition "A New Song for a New Century" in 2001 for her song "Kokpar," set to the poetry of Zh. Zhakypbayev. This composition became a landmark work in her creative heritage, highlighting her individual compositional style.

Agaysha Shermukhambetkyzy widely promoted Kazakh national art, performing in Kazakhstan, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Germany, Poland, Turkey, and other countries. She was named an Honorary Citizen of the Eskeldi and Kerbulak districts.

The meaningful life, creative journey, dedicated teaching, and devotion to art of Agaysha Isagulova serve as an inspiring example for future generations. Through her bright personality, professional mastery, and deep care for her students, she left an indelible mark on the history of the university.

The community of Kazakh National Women’s Teacher Training University extends its heartfelt sympathies to her family, loved ones, colleagues, and students.

The bright memory and inspiring legacy of Agaysha Shermukhambetkyzy will remain forever in the hearts of the nation.