St. Pyrrhus of Breti was one of the Assyrian monks who established monastic institute in Georgian reality.
The christian architectural centre of Breti was founded by Holy Father Pyrrhus.
The architectural complex consists of two churches.
Great restoration work has been done here recently. The interiors of the churches were cleaned and covered with impressive frescoes. The purpose of the article is the discussion of one interesting fresco. It is in the interior of St. Pyrrhus Church and represents the thirteen Assyrian Fathers.

The article about rhythm and dancing plastique represented in the paintings of well-known Georgian primitivist painter Niko Pirosmani.

Dancing with the romantic plot outline available: the Spaniards "Flamenco" and "Fandango" Italians "Pavane" and "Tarantella", the French "Minuet" Poles "Mazurka" Hungarians "Czardas", etc. Among peoples of the Caucasus, some female-male dance called "Lezginka".The Georgian people's "legend" about love - it's "Kartuli." Unfortunately, for a long time it was called "Lezginka." A question about who named by the term "Kartuli" go later.

Ancient martial dance "Khorumi" is distinguished from many of the Georgian national dances and is is unique, characteristic movements, playing and the form which contains dramaturgy. It reminds us an old show, "Sakhioba". These pas reflect consciousness of the Georgian warriors. "Khorumi" included by Akhmeteli in a professional drama "Tetnuldi", also in Chabukini's ballet "The heart of the mountains". It is interesting to compare with the ancient Greek martial dance "Pyrrhichios", with other musical works, such as "Bolero" by Ravel, Shostakovich's "Symphony No. 7", Prokofiev's cantata "Alexander Nevsky" and others.