A large-scale Symphonic Concert of world-renowned virtuoso violinist, Kazakhstan’s Goodwill Ambassador Marat Bisengaliev will be held on October 30 at Astana Opera. All fans of his creative work look forward to a meeting with the famous musician in the capital, El.kz cites astanaopera.kz.
Marat Bisengaliev will be conducting the concert himself, as well as performing the solo violin part. The evening will unite the creative forces of soloists, multi-instrumentalists and the Astana Opera Choir and Symphony Orchestra. There will be performances by saxophonist Arukhat Mussaipov, and he will be joined by colleagues – talented multi-instrumentalists Serik Nurmoldayev, Anar Kassymova, Abzal Arykbayev and Askar Soltangazin. The young vocalist Anna Yudenich will also take part in the concert. Honoured Worker of Kazakhstan Beimbet Demeuov will work with the opera house’s choir. The artists will demonstrate a variety of Kazakh folk instruments, harmoniously combined with contemporary arrangements and the sound of a symphony orchestra.
Each composition of the program reflects a certain aspect of the culture and life of our people. Among them are “Dala”, “Zhelsiz Tunde Zharyq Ai”, “Aittym Salem, Qalamqas”, “Qarlyghash”, “Dudarai”and others. It is expected that the author and artistic director of the project, soloist and conductor Marat Bisengaliev will present his view of traditional Kazakh music in this concert through the prism of modernity, making it current, but true to its roots.
It is important to note that Marat Bisengaliev is a world star, the most famous Kazakh violinist. His musical career spans decades of successful performances at world stage venues, collaboration with outstanding musicians and orchestras, as well as active work in creating new projects that popularize Kazakh music in the international arena. Marat Bisengaliev is known for his bold interpretations and innovative approaches to the classical and national repertoire. His projects, such as Uly Dala Aueni, demonstrate mastery in combining national motifs with contemporary symphonic traditions.