Music and Heritage
Tatar Classical Music Concert Series:
Mission
My mission is to share the rich heritage of Tatar culture through music, highlighting the works of Tatar composers. I believe in the transformative power of performances to educate and inspire, particularly by introducing lesser-known music to diverse audiences. This project aims to transcend each event, leaving a lasting impact that encourages audiences to embrace new influences, national identities, and cultural diversity.
Tatar Composers
(additional information for Tatar Music Concerts)
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Rustem Yakhin
1921-1993
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Nazib Zhiganov
1911–1988
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Farid Yarullin
1914–1943
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Almaz Monasypov
1925–2008
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Leonid Lubovsky
1937–2021
FAIRY TALE CHARACTERS
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Suyumbike
Suyumbike was a Tatar princess and the queen of the Kazan Khanate in the 16th century. Her name was woven into the rich tapestry of Tatar legends. Her story, filled with grace and resilience, is a cherished part of Tatar culture. The iconic Suyumbike Tower in Kazan, named in her honor, stands as a lasting tribute to her enduring legacy.
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Batyr
Batyr is an honorary title in Mongolian and Turkic cultures, traditionally awarded for military merits. It is also used in folklore to denote notable heroes.
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Shurale
Shurale is a forest spirit in Tatar and Bashkir mythology. According to legends, Shurale lives in forests. He has long fingers, a horn on its forehead, and a woolly body. He lures victims into the thickets and can tickle them to death.
TATAR FOLK TUNES
OH, WHY?
APIPA
Tatar classical music concerts in the U. S.
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Inter–Asian Cultural Expo
April, 2023
Levering Hall, Baltimore, MD
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North American Tatar Summit
December, 2023
Duke University, Durham, NC
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American Turko–Tatar Association
June, 2024
ATTA Bina, San Francisco, CA
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Salon Tatar Classical Music Concert
September, 2024
Chevy Chase, MD
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Salon Tatar Classical Music Concert
September, 2024
Historic House of Baltimore, Baltimore, MD
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Tatar Classical Music Concert–Fairytale
October, 2024
Goodwin Hall, Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore, MD
