Shaban Kubov was the author of many works.
     The repertoire consisted of the following songs and dances:

Songs:

• "Sermafe"
• "The song about Bzhedug rebellion"
• "The song about the struggle near Oshueu"
• "Aidemirkan"
• "Kodzheberduko Magomet"
• "Hatkhe Kotshas"
• Weeping songs: " Adyif", "Goshegag"
  

Folkdances:

• "Zafaku"
• "Islamei"
• "Zigetlyat"
• "Udzh"
• "Lepetshas"
• "Udzh-Khurai"

     The ensemble had tours all over the USSR propa-gandizing the song and dance culture of adygean people, including the capitol of the USSR-Moscow.

     In 1941 the World War 2 began and the whole male part of the ensemble went to the war and unfortunately many talented dancers didn't come back from the war.

     After the war the ensemble revived. New dancers came to the group: Tshislav Anzorokov, Yurri Ashkhamafov, Shikultirova, Gissa Chich, Arambii Chich, Kir Tsetaev, Mariet Khapishtova , Sariet Tle-kuch, Ibragim Kurashinov, Aslan Askhamfov.
     They began to increase their creativity potential. The repertoire was expanded and enriched. It included the new works, songs and dances, which showed the courage of soviet people during the world war 2. The audience, especially liked the following dances which showed the characters of soviet people: "The partisan Suite", "Pshish-river", "The hunter and the girl", "On the farm", "The harvest holiday" etc.

     In 1954 the Soviet government gave a high appre-ciation of a work of the ensemble and the leading solo-ists were awarded as Honoured Artists of Russia. Zul-hizhe Chich, Yusuf Khadzhoev, Nikolai Ignatenkov, Vladimir Burimov,Maskhud Beshkok.
     Fyodor Oleynikov, Inna Svyatlovskaya, Rita Lu-kotskaya, Vladimir Burimor worked as artistic direc-tors and Ibragim Temzok, Nikolai Ignatenkov worked as ballet-masters, Aslan Hachok, Bakset Napso,Gissa Skhaplok, Boris Luganski, Eredzhib Mish worked as directors in the postwar years until 1960.

     The group participated in many concerts and festi-vals in its region and all over the USSR.
     The ensemble performed not only adygean dances, but dances of different people of USSR: "Dagetan dance", "Kuban folk dance", "Uzbek dance". "Indian dance" and the dance composition "Vivat Cuba!"
     The soloist of these dances were M. Beshkok, Y. khodzkaev, D. Blygoz, Sh. Tuov, I.Kurashinov, S. Tlekhuch. These dancers succeeded in dancing thanks to ballet-masters: B. Lecht, G. Galperin, Ignatenkov, Knizknikov.

     In 1936 the branch of Krasnodar Philharmonic So-ciety was opened in Maykop and the ensemble joined it and worked as an independent group until1970.
In 1970 the leavers of the Leningrad conservatory G. Samagova, R. Sheozheva, K. Heishko joined the ensemble.They worked with such famous composers as U. Tkhabisimov, T. Anzorokov and with the Hon-oured artists of Russia Z. Chich. People loved them very much.

     Very rich folklore and the great respect to the ady-gean songs and dances made the administration of the ensemble reorganize it into the state dance ensemble of Adygeya. In 1966 the authorities of Republic sent a group of young guys and girls to Tbilisi choreographic college. With the same purpose a two years course was organized in Maykop.
     Despite the difficult situation and shortage of the dancers the ensemble continued its creative life and didn't stop concerts.
     In 1971 on the base of a dance group, graduators of Tbilisi choreographic college and Maykop choreo-graphic school the State ensemble of dance was organ-ised..