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"ARMENIAN JAZZ 70" CONCLUDED THE YEAR
Panorama.am
16:44 26/12/2008
The members of "Armenian Jazz 70" projects has gathered to discuss
jazz year in Armenia and to say that jazz art development is not
limited with "Armenian Jazz 70" project.
The President of Jazz Committee Levon Malkhasyan said that the
project was a success and that all the concerts were held with full
concert halls.
"New and fresh concerts will be aired, CD-s and calendars will
be produced," said Ruben Djaghinyan, Academician of TV and Radio
International Academy. He said that a book will be published to tell
the way of Armenian jazz, moreover two films will be produced the
first will tell about "Armenian Jazz 70" and the second the history
of Armenian jazz.
The journalists were much interested in who received more
honoraria. The answer was that Al Jarreau received more honoraria. And
the jubilee concert devoted to Konstantin Orbelyan was held without
honoraria, but much more was spent on its organizational part. The
representatives of the committee told funny news - Al Jarreau's shoe
maker was an Armenian.
Panorama.am
16:44 26/12/2008
The members of "Armenian Jazz 70" projects has gathered to discuss
jazz year in Armenia and to say that jazz art development is not
limited with "Armenian Jazz 70" project.
The President of Jazz Committee Levon Malkhasyan said that the
project was a success and that all the concerts were held with full
concert halls.
"New and fresh concerts will be aired, CD-s and calendars will
be produced," said Ruben Djaghinyan, Academician of TV and Radio
International Academy. He said that a book will be published to tell
the way of Armenian jazz, moreover two films will be produced the
first will tell about "Armenian Jazz 70" and the second the history
of Armenian jazz.
The journalists were much interested in who received more
honoraria. The answer was that Al Jarreau received more honoraria. And
the jubilee concert devoted to Konstantin Orbelyan was held without
honoraria, but much more was spent on its organizational part. The
representatives of the committee told funny news - Al Jarreau's shoe
maker was an Armenian.