Topic: Armenian music
By Caitlyn Marentette and Vicken Mouradian ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The University of Michigan’s Center for Armenian Studies (CAS) welcomed Los Angeles-based theater actress, screenwriter, and storyteller Sona Tatoyan to[...]
MILFORD, Mich. — What do a Milford man, the Armenian Genocide and Burt Bacharach’s piano have in common? They are all crucial elements in the making of “An Armenian Trilogy,”[...]
Join us at the Mosesian Center For The Arts in Watertown, Massachusetts on September 14th, 2024 at 7:30pm with oud master John Berberian and Armadi Tsayn, featuring RazAvaz, for an[...]
Russian-born Armenian flutist Yulia Musayelyan‘s music combines modern jazz harmonies, odd meters, and improvisation with folkloric styles from Armenia, Argentina, and other cultures, seeking to bridge distant traditions. She is[...]
Though there has always been a connection between songwriting and literature, the consideration of the former as the latter still comes as a surprise to some. In his acceptance speech[...]
Celebrate the release of Vardan Ovsepian‘s new solo piano album, “Zenith“, on Thursday, June 27th at 8pm at OPERA America’s Marc A. Scorca Hall. Armenian-born pianist/composer Vardan Ovsepian blends elements[...]
The Armenian State Symphony Orchestra is gearing up for its first United States Concert Tour! On June 26, 27 and 29, three of the United States’ leading concert halls will[...]
The Armenian State Symphony Orchestra is gearing up for its first United States Concert Tour! On June 26, 27 and 29, three of the United States’ leading concert halls will[...]
The Armenian State Symphony Orchestra is gearing up for its first United States Concert Tour! On June 26, 27 and 29, three of the United States’ leading concert halls will[...]
By Jesse Kenas Collins WATERTOWN — Over the past year, the Armenian Museum of America’s Sound Archive program has taken a giant step forward. Each month, the museum posts a[...]