From iconic love stories to epic legends, Kazakh opera has taken to the global stage. In this episode, we explore how this unique art form blends national identity with classical style.​

Kazakh opera combines national traditions with European classical music. Works like "Kyz Zhibek" and "Abai" have brought the Kazakh language, melodies, and authenticity to the stage, creating a genre that is culturally genuine.​

This art form originated 90 years ago and remains popular in major opera theaters in Astana, Almaty, and Shymkent. From Yevgeny Brusilovsky's historical "Kyz Zhibek" to Khamit Shangaliyev's "Khan Sultan," these works tell stories rooted in love, history, and statehood.​

Today, Kazakh opera reaches international audiences, bringing the country's musical heritage to global stages.