A musical evening titled "Nailakhanim: A Life Full of Music" was held on June 24, 2026, in the "Incichiyi" hall of Khazar University's "Dunya" school.
The musical evening featured musical works written by Nailakhanim Isayeva over various years. The song "My World," composed by Isayeva and serving as the anthem of "Dunya" school, was performed by a choir group made up of the school's students. Honored Artist Ilaha Afandiyeva presented the works "Come Soon" and "Beautiful"; People's Artist Gulyanag Mammadova, together with the "Hijaz" group, performed the song "Incichichayi"; Honored Artist Shola Safaraliyeva presented the songs "The Wind and the Girl" and "I Want to Be Alone"; soloist Asim Muradov presented the work "I Simply Loved You So Much"; and Honored Artist Bayimkhanim Valiyeva presented the song "Tulip." Archival film footage about Nailakhanim Isayeva was also screened during the event.
The program also included "Elegy," dedicated by People's Artist Sardar Farajov to the memory of Nailakhanim Isayeva, as well as a work titled "Naila" by composer Javanshir Quliyev. Both pieces were performed by the university's chamber orchestra.
At the end of the musical evening, the founder of Khazar University and Chairman of the Board of Directors and Trustees, Prof. Acad. Hamlet Isakhanli, delivered a speech in which he spoke about the main purpose of the musical evening dedicated to the bright memory of Nailakhanim and announced that the Chamber Orchestra, established at Khazar University on Nailakhanim's initiative, would henceforth bear the name of Nailakhanim Isayeva.
It should be noted that the lyrics of the songs performed at the event were written by Prof. Acad. Hamlet Isakhanli. Throughout his life, H. Isakhanli has held deep love and respect for his life partner's art, and selected examples of his poems were given musical life through Nailakhanim Isayeva's compositions. These songs, performed by well-known Azerbaijani artists, have won the affection of audiences.
The event was attended by prominent figures from the world of music, science, and art.