According to the press service of the Ministry of Culture, on December 11, during a creative evening at the museum, Munara performed this piece, inspired by various artistic directions, including painting, sculpture, and mosaic.
The title of the composition refers to the famous artist Gapar Aitiev, who became the namesake of the museum. The main melodic motif consists of the notes G–A–A–D, which were formed from the letters of Aitiev's name, and this motif runs throughout the entire piece, developing in various variations.
Today, the composition Gapar can be heard in the tactile space of the museum. This section features exhibits that allow visitors to engage with them, providing a unique experience of perceiving art, which includes visual, tactile, and auditory elements.
Munara Korpotaeva is a graduate of the National Conservatory named after Kalyi Moldobasov, where she studied special piano and composition. She is also a holder of the III prize at the XXXIII International Festival-Competition Musica Classica and actively participates in the museum's cultural events, leading musical sessions. As part of the international event "Night of Museums" in 2024, she performed both classical and original works.
