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Европейские гастроли Казахской национальной консерватории

in late October - early November this year in the prestigious halls of the three major cities of Germany held a unique concert - Chamber Orchestra and the legendary orchestra of folk instruments of the Kazakh National Conservatory. Kurmangazy will present works of Western and Kazakh composers, as well as the best of Kazakh folk music.

Classical concert dress and strict gloss piano replaced on stage gold palette of national costumes and outlandish folk instruments, magical Mozart - sounds fascinating dombra. Even the most discerning connoisseurs of music, world music tour pampered elite, will not disappoint this unusual evening. Difficult to imagine more exciting program that combines music is so the polar direction, reduced to a common denominator of its cultural significance and a magnificent performance. Meditative polyphony of the Kazakh steppes, frenzied rhythms of the fiery horsemen, sounding as if from the depths of centuries, and the past the test of time European classics - immortal music sounds from the stage, combining the different eras and generations, linking past, present and the future.

Conducts Chamber Orchestra guest star - the Honoured Artist of Russia Yevgeny Bushkov. Special gift to lovers of good music: the piano itself Jania Aubakirova - one of the most popular pianists of Central Asia - a woman with a truly Oriental elegance nezhenskuyu combining the post of rector conservatory with an extremely busy touring activities: People's Artist of the republic stands with the leading orchestras of the world on the best stages of Europe, Asia and America.

tour, which includes appearances in Bonn, Hamburg and Berlin, will be held under the patronage of the Ministry of Education and Science of Kazakhstan.

28.10.2010 - Beethovenhalle Bonn

31.10.2010 - CCH Hamburg

02.11.2010 - Berliner Philharmonic

Информация о гастролях: www.orchestra.conservatory.kz. Заказ билетов: www.ticketmaster.de, 0000 01805-969

Денис Мютце, http://www.rg-rb.de/2010/41/9b.shtml