The premiere of Abdrasul Yesekeev's choreographic miniature "Zhashtar bii" took place at the Astana Ballet Theater. The production is based on a combination of Kazakh traditions and classical plasticity, conveying the strength, grace and energy of youth. The music of composer Erzhan Toksabanov emphasized the expressiveness of movements and the unique atmosphere. The miniature was included in the divertissement "Heritage of the Great Steppe", which combines the best examples of folk choreography. This program also includes other bright numbers reflecting the richness and originality of the culture of the Great Steppe, authored by the Honored Worker of Kazakhstan Aigul Tati and other iconic ballet masters of the country.

"The Heritage of the Great Steppe program occupies a special place in the theater's repertoire. This is a priceless treasure that reflects the rich culture, spirituality and identity of our people. It is a great honor for us to carefully preserve and pass on the unique traditions of the Great Steppe to the world," said Nurlan Kanetov, artistic director of the Astana Ballet Theater.

The concert program is widely known not only at home, but also abroad. The aesthetics of Kazakh choreography, the attractive grace of dancers and bright costumes arouse lively interest and delight audiences around the world. "Heritage of the Great Steppe" is not just a concert, but an opportunity to deeply immerse yourself in the history and culture of the Kazakh people, get acquainted with its traditions, feel the spirit of nomadic civilization and recognize the greatness of the vast steppes.