Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Art of Kazakhstan

Мудрые слова

Broken-hearted Темные времена

Words of wisdom Разбитые сердца

May be parted Звуки музыки

Hour of darkness Могут быть разлучены

The sounds of music Пришла ко мне

Comes to me Да будет так

Осылай болсын

Жараланған жүректермен

Дана сөздер

Олар айырылуы мүмкін

Түнелген күндері

Музыка әуені

Маған келді

centuries-old cultural community had already been formed. The term “Kazakh”, which means “free”, appeared later in the 14th – 15th centuries.

with new knowledge and principles, which were typical of a settled lifestyle.

Kazakh musical instruments include the dombra and kobyz (stringed musical instruments played by plucking), the saz-syrnai, which is a clay flute and thesabyzgy, which is a cane flute. Korkyt is the creator of the kobyz and kyuy, a genre of music.

Musicians. Great Kazakh dombra players and Kyuy performers include Asan Kaygy (15th century), Tattimbet, Dauletkerey, and Kurmangazy, among kobyz players there is Ykylas (19th century), and Nurgisa Tlendiyev (20th century).

Kenen (19th- 20th centuries) and Shamshi Kaldayakov (20th century). New genres. World fame has been gained by such composers of the professional school as E Brusilovsky (author of “Kyz Zhibek”, the first national opera), E Rakhmadiyev (the creator of the “symphonic kyuy” genre), virtuosi Zh Aubakirova, pianist, A. Musakhodzhayeva and M Bisengaliyev, who are violinists, E Serkebayev, B Tulegenova, A Dnishev, E Kurmangaliyev, who are opera singers, and R Rymbayeva, a diva. There are three theatres of opera and ballet, a number of symphony orchestras and a great number of folk orchestras and groups in Kazakhstan.

hearts, the heroic epics “Koblandy-batyr”, “Yer Targyn”, “Kambar Batyr” as well as lyrical and epic legends “Kyz Zhybek”, “Kozy-Korpesh and Bayan Sulu” and “Yenlik-Kebek”. People have always been delighted with aityses and akyn’s ( Suyunbay, 19th century, Zhambyl, 20th century) poetic competitions.

and author of “Gakliya” (“Words of Edification”). Abai’s mission was inherited by such democrats of the beginning of the 20th century as A Baitursynov (1873-1938), a poet and reformer of Kazakh writing, who said “I consider words to be the most important art”, M Dulatov (1885-1935), the author of a collection of poetry called “Oyan, Kazakh!” (“Kazakh, Wake up!) and M Zhumabayev (1893-1938), the great poet.

in some regions of Kazakhstan. The Tamgaly-tas rock carvings (Almaty region) are included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage.

professional watercolour painter. N Khludov (1850-1935), his teacher was the author of ethnographically precise romantic paintings about the nomads’ life.

national inheritance there is the monument to Abai (1960) in Almaty by Kh Nauryzbayev (1925-2009), the first national sculptor, a monument to Ch Valikhanov (1971) in Kokshetau by T Dosmagambetov, a monument to Kenesary Khan (2001) in Astana by N Dalbay, the “Baiterek” monument (2002) by N Foster, “Kazak Yeli” (2008), the first architectural complex in Kazakhstan, which conveys the Kazakh people’s destiny (by a group of sculptures headed by N Dalbai, S Zhunusov and others).

Kazakhstan. It was created in 1960 as part of the Almaty Studio of Newsreels (1934). Now Kazakhstan makes 30-40 feature films, documentaries and cartoons annually.
In 2006, “Kazakhfilm” started the “People’s Choice: Golden Collection of Kazakh Cinema” campaign. Twenty films out of fifty that were chosen by the audience have been restored.
“Kazakhfilm” held “A New Documentary of Kazakhstan” festival dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the independence of Kazakhstan in Almaty in March 2011.
The “I’m 20 Years Old” film about the life of young people who are the same age as the independence of Kazakhstan, made by students of the T Zhurgenev Kazakh National Academy of Art in Almaty, will be of great importance.
There are about 70 states museums in Kazakhstan with exhibitions dedicated to culture, art and literature of Kazakhstan.

of the Kazakh people, conveyed in original and different spiritual and material forms.
As a result of its nature, the culture provides us with the development and enrichment of creative potential and with an individual place in the family of national cultures.