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VIVE LA FRANCE SONG ADDRESSED TO FRANCE WHICH HAS LENT A HELPING HAND TO ARMENIA DURING THE DAYS OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE: VIDEO
ARMENPRESS
24 April, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, APRIL 24, ARMENPRESS: "Vive La France" video clip with
participation of representatives of Armenian pop music is ready. The
video has been screened by "Armenian Vector" cultural foundation with
the support of the Culture Ministry of Armenia.
Speaking to Armenpress, Izabella Manasaryan, head manager of "Armenian
Vector" cultural foundation said that Vive La France song has been
created at the threshold of the Remembrance Day and reflects the
gratitude of the Armenians to France for lending a helping hand to
Armenian people during the days of the Armenian Genocide. The song also
expresses Armenia's acknowledgment for recognition of the genocide.
"On April 24 in Armenia and in many countries of the world the Armenian
people will again pay tribute to the memory of the victims of the
Armenian Genocide committed by the Ottoman Turkey in 1915. An entire
nation, which has experienced so much grief and sufferings, goes son
living and creating, making the world speak about it constantly. The
whole cognizant world, the whole civilized society cannot remain
indifferent to the grief of the Armenians," the statement of the
group reads.
Bishop Ter Bagrat Galstanyan is the author of the words of Vive La
France, and Armen Martirosyan is the author of the music. The song,
performed by Armenian singers Inga and Anush Arshakyans, Nune Yesayan,
Avo Khalatyan, Forsh, Hasmik karapetyam, Andre, Zaruhi Babayan,
Alla Levonyan, Arthur Ispiryan, Mister X, Narine Dovlatyan, Emmy,
Emma Asatryan, will promote enhancement of the cultural ties between
the two countries. They are sure that when words are not enough for
expressing the emotions, music comes for help.
From: A. Papazian
ARMENPRESS
24 April, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, APRIL 24, ARMENPRESS: "Vive La France" video clip with
participation of representatives of Armenian pop music is ready. The
video has been screened by "Armenian Vector" cultural foundation with
the support of the Culture Ministry of Armenia.
Speaking to Armenpress, Izabella Manasaryan, head manager of "Armenian
Vector" cultural foundation said that Vive La France song has been
created at the threshold of the Remembrance Day and reflects the
gratitude of the Armenians to France for lending a helping hand to
Armenian people during the days of the Armenian Genocide. The song also
expresses Armenia's acknowledgment for recognition of the genocide.
"On April 24 in Armenia and in many countries of the world the Armenian
people will again pay tribute to the memory of the victims of the
Armenian Genocide committed by the Ottoman Turkey in 1915. An entire
nation, which has experienced so much grief and sufferings, goes son
living and creating, making the world speak about it constantly. The
whole cognizant world, the whole civilized society cannot remain
indifferent to the grief of the Armenians," the statement of the
group reads.
Bishop Ter Bagrat Galstanyan is the author of the words of Vive La
France, and Armen Martirosyan is the author of the music. The song,
performed by Armenian singers Inga and Anush Arshakyans, Nune Yesayan,
Avo Khalatyan, Forsh, Hasmik karapetyam, Andre, Zaruhi Babayan,
Alla Levonyan, Arthur Ispiryan, Mister X, Narine Dovlatyan, Emmy,
Emma Asatryan, will promote enhancement of the cultural ties between
the two countries. They are sure that when words are not enough for
expressing the emotions, music comes for help.
From: A. Papazian