A concert was held to mark International Women's Day
On March 7, a concert of artists was held at the Palace of Mukams of the State Cultural Center to mark International Women's Day. Girls and women from all corners of our country gathered at the festive concert.
International Women's Day is a wonderful occasion to express admiration for women through art. The image of the keeper of the family hearth inspired domestic artists, who dedicated their performances to the representatives of the beautiful half of humanity.
The literary and musical composition "Worship of the Mother - Worship of the Shrine", brilliantly performed by popular soloists, theater artists, a united ensemble of choreographic and choral groups, became a magnificent overture to the concert.
A bright mini-performance based on the work of National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of the Khalk Maslakhaty of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov "Worship of the Mother - Worship of the Shrine" is a dedication to a woman-mother. The performance of the artists was imbued with pride for the independent Motherland, where peace and prosperity reign, where the faces of our beautiful women shine with happiness.
The concert continued with performances by People's and Honored Artists of Turkmenistan, popular performers, musical ensembles and folklore groups. The performances included heartfelt congratulations to lovely girls and women, mothers, sisters.
Inspiring songs were heard on the stage, glorifying touching kindness and modesty, nobility of soul and wisdom of the heart, beauty and loyalty, motherly love and tenderness - feelings with which the image of a woman is inextricably linked.
Inspired feelings overwhelmed the audience when the song "Ýadymda" was performed, created to the words and music of the Hero-Arkadag. This wonderful work of art is dedicated to bright dreams, sincere love and hopes for the future. The special tender tonality of the number was emphasized by the folk group "Serpaý" and the dance group "Näzli".
The audience greeted the folk group "Miras" with a storm of applause, performing the folk dance kushtdepdi. A colorful example of national creativity - kushtdepdi, included in the Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of UNESCO, reflects the symbiosis of historical and cultural traditions and spiritual experience of the nation.
The final chord of the concert was the song "Bagtyýar diýaryň mähribanlary" performed by all the participants of the celebration.
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