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Shurale
F. Yarullin: Shurale © Telmondis Distribution
Leonid Yakobson’s Shurale is a colourful ballet fairytale. The music, full of ethnic intonations, was written by the Tatar composer Farid Yarullin, while the libretto is loosely based on wise Tatar fairytales. On stage, birds magically turn into beautiful maidens, while the dense forest is crawling with all kinds of evil spirits – genies, shaitans, and witches – who entertain the evil master of the woods, Shurale, with dances. Meanwhile, the nearby Tatar village is hosting a grand wedding celebration… All the characters speak different choreographic languages.
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