A concert featuring four soloists of the State Symphony Orchestra took place in the hall of the Turkmen State Philharmonic Orchestra: Selbi Ovezova (flute), Didar Yumudov (oboe), Yusup Ovezov (clarinet), and Myakhri Orazova (piano). This group of musicians has performed in this lineup before. Their goal is to provide music lovers with the opportunity to enjoy small and easily accessible classical compositions.

The concert program opened with Sonata for Clarinet and Piano by Camille Saint-Saëns. The romanticism of the French composer's music had a lyrical impact on the mood of the majority of listeners, but the regular attendees of this group of musicians were eagerly awaiting Astor Piazzolla's Tango, which no concert of theirs would be complete without.

This time, the musicians prepared two pieces from the "History of Tango" cycle. They performed "Tango 1990" and "Tango: Café 1930". The transformation of the motifs of this dance over 30 years was obvious to every listener.

And suddenly, a delicate and light melody, beautifully adorned with Turkmen folk motifs, resonated - it was "Appassionata of Love" by Oraz Ovezov. By the way, the composer Oraz Ovezov is the grandfather of clarinetist Yusup Ovezov.

As always, the audience left with uplifted spirits, experiencing intense emotions captured in the music and gifted by the four musicians.