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    "HAMSHEN" ARMENIAN ENSEMBLE FROM SOCHI RECOGNIZED BEST DANCING GROUP AT SEA BREEZE FESTIVAL

    Noyan Tapan
    Armenians Today
    Jun 19 2006

    KRASNODAR, JUNE 19, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. The "Hamshen"
    folk ensemble of Armenian music, song and dance of the Center of
    National Cultures of the settlement of Lazarevski, city of Sochi,
    received grand prix in the Folk Dance nomination at the festival
    held in Sochi within the framework of the Sea Breeze National Contest
    of Young Talents. The festival was held by the "Children of Russia"
    fund for support to development of children's creation, and performers
    and creative collectives from many regions of Russian Federation took
    part in it.

    According to the Yerkramas (Territory) newspaper of Armenians of
    Russia, the Hamshen ensemble performed dance "Berd" ("Fortress")
    and a pot-pourri from folk dances of Armenians of Hamshen (Armenians
    of Hamshen came from the region of Hamshen in the territory of the
    historic Armenia, currently in Turkey).

    As Honored Worker of Culture of RF Vitali Postnikov, principal
    ballet-master of the State Philharmony of Vologodski region, chairman
    of festival's jury, mentioned, "Hamshen" was the only group that
    presented folk dance at the professional level. Besides the Winner Cup,
    the "Hamshen" ensemble was given a special diploma for preservation
    of national traditions and a valuable present.

    The "Hamshen" ensemble cannot take part in the "One Nation - One
    Culture" Second All Armenian Festival of Culture though it had applied
    for participation earlier. The reason is that no funds were found in
    the Krasnodar territory for financing the tour of the young artists
    to this festival.
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