STUDYING THE OPERA "DILAROM" BY MUKHTAR ASHRAFI IN MUSICAL CULTURE LESSONS IN A COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL

Аннотация

The opera "Dilaram" by Mukhtar Ashrafi was written based on the poem "Seven Planets" by L. Navoi (librettists K. Yashen, M. Mukhamedov). In Navoi's poem "Seven Planets" Shah Bahram is so carried away by the slave ("cunning idol") Dilaram that he takes her with him hunting - the favorite pastime of the Iranian nobility. But in a fit of rage caused by the mocking attitude to his shooting skills, the Shah banishes Dilaram to the desert. Seven fairy tale poems, told by travelers to entertain the bored Shah, are skillfully woven into this plot. The author's idea runs through the entire narrative: a ruler who neglects the affairs of the state, the well-being of his subjects for the sake of hunting, amusements and love affairs is worthy of condemnation. Spending his days hunting and his nights at feasts, Shah Bahram: