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WESTERN ARMENIAN FOLK MUSIC TO BE PRESENTED IN YEREVAN
PanARMENIAN.Net
March 24, 2012 - 11:34 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Van Project musical band will perform in Yerevan~Rs
Hakob Paronyan Musical Comedy Theatre on April 2.
The concert will feature new arrangement of Western Armenian folk
music pieces (Hamshena Sharan, Malatia, Ani, songs and melodies of
Mush, Sasun, etc).
At the beginning of the concert, outcomes of activities implemented
in the framework of Van Project in 2011, as well as events planned
for 2012 will be presented.
Yerkir Union initiated and has been implementing the Van Project since
2010, aiming to study the non-material cultural heritage of Armenian
plateau and the Black Sea basin.
Key goal of the Project is the assistance in establishment and
development of trans-frontier cultural ties between Armenia~Rs
population and different ethnic groups inhabiting the Armenian plateau
and Black Sea basin.
The research group formed within Van Project had a study visit to
Hamshen, Dersim, as well as several other settlements of Western
Armenia during July 18-August 4, 2011.
The group~Rs musicians headed by Norayr Kartashyan participated in
Arguvan and Mndzour music festivals. By invitation of Hrant Dink
Foundation, the musicians participated in the annual international
Hrant Dink award ceremony in Istanbul on September 15, 2011 with a
concert performance.
Van Project is implemented with financial support of Rhône-Alpes
region in eastern France, and organization assistance of Turkey~Rs
Anadolu Kultur Foundation.
PanARMENIAN.Net
March 24, 2012 - 11:34 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Van Project musical band will perform in Yerevan~Rs
Hakob Paronyan Musical Comedy Theatre on April 2.
The concert will feature new arrangement of Western Armenian folk
music pieces (Hamshena Sharan, Malatia, Ani, songs and melodies of
Mush, Sasun, etc).
At the beginning of the concert, outcomes of activities implemented
in the framework of Van Project in 2011, as well as events planned
for 2012 will be presented.
Yerkir Union initiated and has been implementing the Van Project since
2010, aiming to study the non-material cultural heritage of Armenian
plateau and the Black Sea basin.
Key goal of the Project is the assistance in establishment and
development of trans-frontier cultural ties between Armenia~Rs
population and different ethnic groups inhabiting the Armenian plateau
and Black Sea basin.
The research group formed within Van Project had a study visit to
Hamshen, Dersim, as well as several other settlements of Western
Armenia during July 18-August 4, 2011.
The group~Rs musicians headed by Norayr Kartashyan participated in
Arguvan and Mndzour music festivals. By invitation of Hrant Dink
Foundation, the musicians participated in the annual international
Hrant Dink award ceremony in Istanbul on September 15, 2011 with a
concert performance.
Van Project is implemented with financial support of Rhône-Alpes
region in eastern France, and organization assistance of Turkey~Rs
Anadolu Kultur Foundation.