Yerevan 28.05.2011
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Armenian Opera
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Barseg Tumanyan: Arshak II arioso (Arshak II, Tigran Chukhadjian)
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As you remember Sona Ghazarian is a very popular and loved,ethnically Armenian operatic soprano in Austria.
Standing Ovations for Sona Ghazarian .The gorgeous Armenian artist gave a huge charity concert in Moscow, after the horrid earthquake in Yerevan (Armenia) (1989), to help her own nation, specially children who lost their arms or legs… The concert took place on her own initiative, and that of her family in the “Marble Concert hall of Moscow. She was accompanied by the wonderful “Moscow Symphony Orchestra” conducted by the charismatic Mark Ermler. Here only an excerpt of the huge programm that was presented on this day.
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Armenian Opera Singer
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Умница и красавица, жаль, что не в Армении и не по поёт армянскую оперу.
Sona Ghazarian
Some of the comments on YT videos by the foreigners…
"A great, remarkable Artist with such a natural singing!
A big musician, who is UNIQUE, because she owns such a Facility in singing Mozart, Verdi, Operettas or even Musicals on a high level!! And the heart is always there…."
Sona Ghazarian (born September 2, 1945) is an Armenian-Austrian operatic soprano.
A Kammersängerin of the Republic of Austria, she has sung over 70 roles in the major opera houses of both Europe and the United States
Sona Ghazarian was born in Beirut where she studied psychology at the American University of Beirut and singing at the National Conservatory.
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Indz shat zarmacnum a, vor hayern iranq iranc asiaci ev Vostoki tegh en hamarum, ete menq arabneric vercrel enq ahreli "karmir xndzor"- i adat’ ev harazat enq hamarum da der chi nshanakum, vor menq el iranc nman enq…
Ete hima shatacel en arabi teskov ev mtatzelakerpov mardik da eli chi nshanakum, vor hay azg’ tenc el eghel a u da normal a. Ete amusin’ sagh or’ bazmocin ver a ‘nkatz ev voch mi banov knogh’ chi ognum, da chi nshanakum, vpr tenc el petk a lini, vorovhetev iroq musul’manakan Vostokum da normal a…Shat hay tghamardik ognum en knogh’, baic xndrum, vor voch mekin chasi, vorovhetev ira musul’man ‘nkerner’ iran chen haskana ev dzer karner.
Ekeq dzez hishecnem, mer metzer’ vostok ein te voch, te mtatzelakerpov te teskov…Ev sa ain posterics e, vorn uraxutyamb bacahayt em dnum…
Dikran Tchouhadjian[1] (Armenian: Տիգրան Չուխաճեան)[2] (1837 – March 11, 1898)[3] was an Armenian composer, conductor, public activist and the founder of the first opera institution in the Ottoman Empire[4].
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Tchouhadjian was born in Constantinople. He studied at composer Gabriel Yeranian’s class, then had classes in Milan. Along with other Armenian intellectuals of that period he fought for the development of the national culture, organized Armenian musical societies, theatres, schools, papers and free concerts. In his works Chukhajian used the elements of European musical techniques and Armenian folk melodies[5]. He is an author of pieces for piano, songs and romances, chamber and symphonic works, operas (Zemire, 1890; Leblebiji, 1875) etc. He died in Smyrna (now İzmir).
He was a political and musical nationalist who mixed Western and Armenian influences in his work.
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Armenian Opera
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19
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Rudolf Manukov…
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Manukov Rudolf Kimovich was born on 23 October 1937 in Baku. Owing to his mother Rosa Almoyan-Manukova, who studied at the Conservatorium and was a naturally pretty juicy soprano, little Rudik started his training when he was five at the renowned pedagogue of the time, Lidya Nikolayevna Yegorova, who is one of the authors of the frst textbook in the USSR – “Piano School” (the co-author of which s Sirovich R.I. – a pedagogue of the famous pianist Bella Davidovich).
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