|   BALLETS 
                            
                          
                        “ 
                          I consider ballet a great art. Man life’s entire 
                          variety, richness of his moral experiences can be expressed 
                          in it. Ballet evokes love to the beautiful, and its 
                          music should be of a high quality, able to visibly narrate 
                          about the events taking place at the stage…” 
                           
                          Aram Khachaturian.  
                        Aram 
                          Khachaturian is author of the worldwide known ballets 
                          “Gayane” and “Spartacus”. The 
                          creation of them not only raised Armenian national ballet 
                          to the world level, but also noticeably enriched the 
                          treasure house of the world musical-dramatic art. The 
                          themes and melodies from “Gayane” and “Spartacus” 
                          have not lost their extraordinary freshness, brilliance 
                          and vitality up to now, deeply penetrating into the 
                          conscience and hearts of music amateurs, and winning 
                          a broader audience of new generations. It is no accident 
                          that the “Sabre Dance” from “Gayane” 
                          ballet takes up one of the first places in the list 
                          of the most popular musical compositions of our time. 
                          Here are the author’s words about it.  
                          “ There is one disobedient and noisy baby 
                          in my musical family – it’s the ‘Sabre 
                          Dance’ from the ballet ‘Gayane’. To 
                          be quite candid about it, if I had known that it would 
                          become so popular and begin to push away other my other 
                          work, I would have never written it. Somewhere abroad 
                          I am advertised as ‘Mr. Sabredance’. That 
                          even gets me angry. I make it unfair…” 
                        “GAYANE” 
                           
                          "SPARTACUS"  
                          
                          
                         
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