- Gelati Monastery - In the UNESCO listed Gelati monastery complex we will explore and experience why Georgian folk music is considered as one of the world’s oldest and diverse polyphonic music cultures and the most complex polyphonic traditional music culture in the world.
You will witness “spine-tingling” Georgian folk chant in the halls of Gelati cathedral and attend a presentation accompanied by a live performance of the choir in the Gelati academy.
- Kutaisi - In the Kutaisi Folk Center you will witness the thrill of Georgian dance performance in the concert specially dedicated to the CreaTour guests.
State Ensemble of Kutaisi incorporating a well admired team of professionals and performers will present an award-winning show packed with magnificent choreographic, instrumental, costume and design elements.
- Sisters - We have worked to turn the conclusive part of this tour into a memorable Gala evening.
In the artfully designed atmosphere of the famous Kutaisi “Sisters” restaurant combining modern and industrial characters you will be served artful interpretation of the local (Imeretian) food.
Specially invited toast-master (Tamada) will host the table with tailor-made toasts for the special guests.
And CreaTour Band and dance team will provide entertainment with folk-fusion repertoire created for this tour.
- Dinner
Pondering about Georgian polyphony being referred to as “the birthplace of European polyphony” or “the global center of folk music” can be thought-provoking.
This is where we delve into and live experience why Georgian folk music is reputed as amongst the world’s most ancient and varied polyphonic music cultures and the world’s most intricate traditional polyphonic music culture.
Another fascinating art form is the Georgian dance, which has mesmerized audiences globally.
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