A wonderful gift - an opportunity to enjoy beautiful music on an April day, was received from the staff of the specialized art school named after M. Garlyev in Dashoguz velayat by residents of the administrative center of the northern region of the country. In the hall of the velayat children's art school, they became spectators of the concert of the chamber orchestra "Ovaz" conducted by the teacher of the school Ovez Bailyev, who performed the immortal work of Antonio Vivaldi "The Seasons" interpreted by the popular British composer Max Richter. The soloist on the violin was the teacher of the school, laureate of the International Festival of Arts named after Nury Halmamedov Khazratilla Reyimbaev.
The enchanting "Seasons", which the composer wrote in 1723 for violin and orchestra, are extremely difficult to perform and, in practice, require musicians to master the instrument. Experts consider this cycle to be a real pictorial canvas, on which the entire palette of natural colors and sounds is captured by the sounds of the orchestra. It attaches great importance not only to the violin solo, its melodiousness and melodiousness, but also to the sound of each of the instruments of the accompanying orchestra. From the smooth and harmonious transition of one sound to another depends on how successfully the idea and the very essence of the work will be brought to the listener.
In "Spring" the listener as if in reality becomes a witness of the awakening of nature, clearly hears the quiet rustle of grasses and first leaves, the murmur of a stream, the singing of birds, suddenly replaced by thunder peals ...
In "Winter", on the contrary, from the piercing song of the violin, he seems to freeze from the cold and howl of a blizzard. There is an opinion that Vivaldi also associated with these concerts the four phases of human life - childhood, youth, maturity and old age.
The fact that the Ovaz chamber orchestra and the soloist managed to colorfully and fully describe the different seasons of the year in the language of music was confirmed by the long applause of grateful listeners. At the same time, a bright creative event served as an additional lesson in professional skills for aspiring young local musicians.
