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MUSIC WILL TELL ABOUT THE GENOCIDE
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18-02-2005
Since February 21 the Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra is
organizing concert-actions in 12 schools of Yerevan and also in the
regions devoted to the 90th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide with
the heading "Open Lesson".
More than 300 artists will take part in the action free of
charge. Among them are actors, singers, and reciters. As for the
question why the action is organized in schools, Laert Movsisyan, head
of the Armenian National Philharmonic, said, "What is most important
is that we must tell the younger generation about the Genocide,
raise their awareness about the historical events and enhance their
patriotic spirit".
Actor and reciter Volodya Abajyan said about the action, "I am most
happy to be invited".
A1+
18-02-2005
Since February 21 the Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra is
organizing concert-actions in 12 schools of Yerevan and also in the
regions devoted to the 90th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide with
the heading "Open Lesson".
More than 300 artists will take part in the action free of
charge. Among them are actors, singers, and reciters. As for the
question why the action is organized in schools, Laert Movsisyan, head
of the Armenian National Philharmonic, said, "What is most important
is that we must tell the younger generation about the Genocide,
raise their awareness about the historical events and enhance their
patriotic spirit".
Actor and reciter Volodya Abajyan said about the action, "I am most
happy to be invited".