K Moldobasanov And G Okunev - Kuiruchuk Ballet In Six Scenes

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Review by Hilde Skyttermoen

Kuiruchuk Ballet In Six Scenes: A Soviet Sonic Odyssey That’ll Knock Your Socks Off Let’s cut to the chase—Kuiruchuk Ballet In Six Scenes by K. Moldobasanov and G. Okunev isn’t just another classical album; it’s like stepping into a kaleidoscope of emotions wrapped in rich, orchestral storytelling. This USSR-born gem from the label Мелодия (Melodiya) feels like flipping through an old storybook where every track paints its own vivid scene. And trust me, some scenes stick with you longer than others. Take Track 5: Slow Dance, for instance. It sneaks up on you like twilight settling over a quiet village. The strings stretch out so delicately that you can almost feel time slowing down. There’s something hauntingly tender about this piece—it doesn’t shout for attention but whispers instead, pulling at heartstrings without even trying too hard. You don’t just hear it; you live it. By the end, I found myself staring blankly at my wall, lost in thought. Yeah, it’s THAT kind of moment. Then there’s Track 21: The Fight. Whoa, buckle up because this one hits different! Imagine two titans clashing under stormy skies—the violins jabbing fiercely while the brass roars back like thunder rolling across the steppe. It’s chaotic yet perfectly choreographed, kinda like watching a ballet fight break out in your living room. When the percussion kicks in halfway through? Forget about it. My cat bolted out of the room thinking we were being invaded. Safe to say, this track leaves an impression. What makes this whole album stand out is how unapologetically modern it feels despite coming straight outta the USSR. These composers weren’t afraid to push boundaries within their genre, blending traditional Kyrgyz influences with bold symphonic flair. Under K. Moldobasanov’s baton, the Kirghiz Radio Symphony Orchestra delivers performances that are as raw as they are refined. Each note carries weight, each pause breathes meaning. Honestly, it’s wild how much emotion these guys cram into six “scenes.” And let’s not forget those quirky little details scattered throughout. Like why does Kuiruchuk keep popping up everywhere (Track 3, Track 28, Track 44)? Dude must’ve been important—or maybe he was just really good at making entrances. Or what’s the deal with all the variations? Zeinep gets hers (Track 54), Sadyk has his (Track 52), heck, even Kuldzhigach struts her stuff in Track 16. Everyone’s got their spotlight here, which keeps things fresh no matter how many times you hit repeat. But here’s the kicker: listening to this album feels less like passive enjoyment and more like eavesdropping on history itself. Every crescendo, every pluck of the harp—it’s like hearing echoes of a world long gone but still alive in sound. Weirdly enough, it made me wonder if anyone back then realized they were crafting something timeless. Did Moldobasanov sit back after conducting and think, “Yeah, this’ll probably blow minds fifty years later”? Somehow, I doubt it. So yeah, Kuiruchuk Ballet In Six Scenes might fly under the radar for most folks today, but man, it deserves better. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of classical music or just someone looking for something completely bonkers and beautiful, give this one a spin. Just brace yourself—you might walk away feeling like you’ve lived someone else’s life for an hour or two.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
1. Introduction
23. Introduction
3. Comic Dance And Kuiruchuk’s Entrance
41. Cemetery. Sarybai’s Coming
26. Adagio (Duet Of Zeinep And Sadyk)
22. Argument Scene
11. Introduction
2. The Game
32. Wrath Scene
12. Sarybai’s Coming
58. General Rejoicing
40. Proscenium
18. Entertainment For The Guests
52. Djigits’ Dance
24. Sadyk’s Monologue
55. Dance Of Young People
28. Kuiruchuk’s Entrance
35. The Feast
16. Variation Of Kuldzhigach
39. The Awakening
4. Brisk Dance
9. Punishment Scene
43. The Prayer
34. The Bride-money: Carpets, Silk, Fur, Silver, Etc
6. Zeinep’s Dance
54. Sadyk’s Variation
33. Forced Return Of Zeinep
49. Dance Of Maidens
21. The Fight
30. Djigits’ Attack
25. Zeinep’s Entrance
29. Kuiruchuk’s Variation
53. Zeinep’s Variation
5. Slow Dance
7. Exposure Of Kuiruchuk
42. The Meal
20. Dances Of Djigits
51. Entrance Of Sadyk And Zeinep
44. Kuiruchuk In The Ghost’s Appearance
48. Dance Of Young People
19. Variation Of Sarybai
14a. Interlude
56. Kuldzhigach’s Coming
50. Duet Of Maidens And Djigit
8. Adagio (Duet Of Zeinep And Sadyk)

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Catalog Numbers

33М 30—34617—20(а)

Labels

Мелодия

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Formats

  • 2 × Vinyl
  • LP
  • Reissue
  • Mono Box Set

Companies

RoleCompany
Pressed ByАпрелевский Завод Грампластинок

Credits

RoleCredit
Composed ByG. Okunev, K. Moldobasanov
ConductorK. Moldobasanov
OrchestraKirghiz Radio Symphony Orchestra

Notes

  • First issued 1973, this export edition reissue was released somewhere between 1974 and 1979.
  • No separation between parts (just between scenes).

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (A stamped runout): М30–34617/1–1 1
  • Matrix / Runout (B stamped runout): М30–34618/1–1 2
  • Matrix / Runout (C stamped runout): М30–34619/1–2 3
  • Matrix / Runout (D stamped runout): М30–34620/2–2 4
  • Other (Repertoire group): Вторая гр.
  • Other (On labels): ТУ-43.10.1.74

About K Moldobasanov And G Okunev

Kaly Moldobasanov, Kirgiz composer, conductor and pedagogue, 19292006.

Real Name

    • Калый Молдобасанович Молдобасанов

Name Vars

  • K. Moldobasanov
  • К. Молдобасанов
  • К. Молдовасанов

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Kuiruchuk Ballet In Six Scenes* is a hidden gem from the USSR, blending classical music with modern flair. It was composed by G. Okunev and K. Moldobasanov, who also conducted the Kirghiz Radio Symphony Orchestra. One standout track, "Djigits’ Dance," captures the energy of traditional Kyrgyz horsemen, while "Adagio (Duet Of Zeinep And Sadyk)" delivers an emotional punch. The ballet tells a dramatic story through its music, complete with love, betrayal, and ghostly appearances. It’s like a time capsule of Soviet-era creativity, released under the iconic label Мелодия.