RT State Ensemble of Song and Dance invites to gatherings

On October 12,  a solo concert of the   RT  State Song and Dance Ensemble (SSDE) - the second concert of special family season ticket, launched by the collective this fall would take place at the Tatar State Philharmonic n.a. G. Tukai The audience would be presented a program "Aulak oi" ("At gatherings"). The concert involves artists of dance, choral and orchestral ensemble groups. The concerts start at 11.00 and 13.00.

Special family ticket of RT SSDE - a series of solo concerts, designed for a broad audience and viewers of all ages, from young children and up to their grandparents. All concerts of subscription would be held in the hall of the Tatar State Philharmonic n.a. G. Tukai, frequency of meetings - once a month. It is worth noting that the project is essentially social: the cost of a ticket for a concert is only $ 100, a subscription to a series of concerts (October-December) costs 300 rubles.

Subscription programs are diverse and are based both on the national and world folk tales. So, a subscription concert on November 2 will be devoted to the songs and dances of the peoples of the world, the concert would present on December 20 a fairytale "Dream on New Year's Eve."

Nearest program "Aulak oi" - a musical and choreographic "embodiment" of ancient Tatar gatherings.In times past there was a tradition where the parents left home, and young girls invited their friends, made needlework, talked and sang. Hearing a slender girlish voice choir, the guys knocked the windows of the hut and old fun with songs, dances and jokes started.

"First time, a program “Aulak oi "was staged in 1967 - says the artistic director of State Ensemble of nce and Song Airat Khametov. - Libretto wrote Naki Isanbet, Tatar folk music processed  Alexander Klyucharyov dances were staged by outstanding Faizi Gaskarov. In 1995, we restored this program and showed it several concert seasons. In 2014, specifically for the subscription of the project we have reanimated this wonderful spectacle. Sure, a bright living act would appeal to our audience. "