Based on the classic folk tales, the two-act ballet follows the transformation of Sultan Shakhriyar through the wisdom and storytelling of Scheherazade.

Fikrət Əmirov's ballet (One Thousand and One Nights) is a monumental work of Azerbaijani classical music, first premiered in 1979. It famously blends the symphonic traditions of the West with the rich modal and rhythmic colors of the East, even featuring the traditional Azerbaijani tar within the orchestral score.

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📍 1979, Baku🎼 Composer: Fikrət Əmirov📖 Libretto: Magsud and Rustam Ibrahimbeyov

Witness the tales of Sinbad, Aladdin, and the wisdom of Scheherazade come to life through choreography that "captures the spirit of the East".

Did you know this iconic Azerbaijani ballet score includes the ? 🪕 Fikrət Əmirov’s 1979 masterpiece is more than just a dance; it’s a symphonic journey through the ancient tales of Scheherazade.

From the intense "Shahriyar’s Anger" to the ethereal "Love Theme," the music remains a staple of world-class theaters like the Mariinsky Theatre and the Baku Opera House .

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