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Folk-group “Chveneburebi” and the Georgian ballet “Lelo”

20.08.2019MevlanaRUMI FEST
Unique polyphony of the folk-group “Chveneburebi”

Georgian polyphony has been existing since the year dot, having passed a long way of development. Now it is a true pearl and treasure not only of the Georgian people, but of the whole humanity. In 2001 UNESCO proclaimed Georgian polyphony an Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity, as to confirm its uniqueness and value for the World culture.

Various regions of Georgia feature their own nuances and specifics of polyphony, and often the place of the origin can be defined by songs. Polyphonic singing is characterized with special technique of vocal input using similar tones and is sung in three parts. One of the participants of our Festival – the folk-group “Chveneburebi” regularly goes on folk expeditions around the regions of Georgia, search for ancient folk song varieties, and then show them to wide audience at the concerts. Our spectators have an opportunity to indulge in the precious atmosphere of Georgian polyphony, filled with authentic culture and unique voices, relax and take a part of sunny energy with them.

Georgian ballet “Lelo” and the soloist Givi Kbilashvili

The ballet “Lelo” and its soloist Givi Kbilashvili are well-known to Riga audience – the concert of this young and gifted group was successfully performed in the Riga Congress House in the spring. The public was delighted with the concert, did not let the artists go and applauded standing! That was really a huge success – furious whirlpool, refined mastership, bright costumes, entanglement of masculine expression and flowing feminine movements.  Qartuli, Lezginka, Xorumi, Acharuli, Kazbeguri, Hanzhruli, Kintauri, Samaia, Khevsuruli, Simdi – all these national dances were demonstrated to Riga audience in the musical folk performance and allowed to peek behind the curtains of national history, to see various sides of folk life over the centuries.

During the days of “RUMI FEST” Festival Riga and Liepaja will see a joint project of two folk ensembles: the group “Chveneburebi” and the ballet “Lelo”, which will introduce both musical folklore and folk dances in the succession of dance and vocal and instrumental spots. We are inviting you to energize from an incomparable atmosphere and flashy Georgian colour.

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