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ANTHOLOGY OF ARMENIAN CHAMBER MUSIC - A NEW PROJECT FOR MUSIC-LOVERS
13:04 27/06/2013 " CULTURE
The cooperation between the "Ars Lunga" duo and VivaCell-MTS helped the
new Anthology of Armenian Chamber Music collection - a unique project
in form and content - come to life. The initiative belonged to the
"Ars Lunga" duo (Aram Talalyan and Julietta Vardanyan). The project was
implemented with VivaCell-MTS general sponsorship and the support of
the Ministry of Culture of Armenia. The collection was presented during
the opening ceremony of the 4th annual international festival after
the Talalyan brothers, the press service of VivaCell-MTS reported.
The collection includes pieces of the Armenian academic musical
thought from the beginning of the 20th century to our days and works
by the representatives of the younger generation of musicians. The
"Ars Lunga" duo has gathered together pieces for piano and cello by
60 Armenian composers of the 20th-21st centuries. The recordings
fully meet the modern day requirements for sound footage. The 12
compact discs in the collection are also provided with composers'
biographies complied in booklets.
"The spiritual heritage is not an open book and can't be presented to
the world's attention in a short time. Clever is the nation, which
manages to find wise ways for that and conserve the achievements of
centuries. Therefore initiatives like this one are important. They
tell us about our past and create our future," said VivaCell-MTS
General Manager Ralph Yirikian.
The recordings are not for sale. They will be donated to the libraries
of the largest universities of the world, music festivals, colleges
and educational institutions of music, composers' unions, and radio
stations playing classical music.
The "Anthology of Armenian Chamber Music" project is comprised of
several parts. The "Ars Lunga" duo plans to continue the series of
recordings and to include chamber pieces for piano trios, quartets,
quintets in the collection.
The ceremony concluded with the premiere of one of Aram Khachaturian's
pieces performed by the "Ars Lunga" duo.
Source: Panorama.am
13:04 27/06/2013 " CULTURE
The cooperation between the "Ars Lunga" duo and VivaCell-MTS helped the
new Anthology of Armenian Chamber Music collection - a unique project
in form and content - come to life. The initiative belonged to the
"Ars Lunga" duo (Aram Talalyan and Julietta Vardanyan). The project was
implemented with VivaCell-MTS general sponsorship and the support of
the Ministry of Culture of Armenia. The collection was presented during
the opening ceremony of the 4th annual international festival after
the Talalyan brothers, the press service of VivaCell-MTS reported.
The collection includes pieces of the Armenian academic musical
thought from the beginning of the 20th century to our days and works
by the representatives of the younger generation of musicians. The
"Ars Lunga" duo has gathered together pieces for piano and cello by
60 Armenian composers of the 20th-21st centuries. The recordings
fully meet the modern day requirements for sound footage. The 12
compact discs in the collection are also provided with composers'
biographies complied in booklets.
"The spiritual heritage is not an open book and can't be presented to
the world's attention in a short time. Clever is the nation, which
manages to find wise ways for that and conserve the achievements of
centuries. Therefore initiatives like this one are important. They
tell us about our past and create our future," said VivaCell-MTS
General Manager Ralph Yirikian.
The recordings are not for sale. They will be donated to the libraries
of the largest universities of the world, music festivals, colleges
and educational institutions of music, composers' unions, and radio
stations playing classical music.
The "Anthology of Armenian Chamber Music" project is comprised of
several parts. The "Ars Lunga" duo plans to continue the series of
recordings and to include chamber pieces for piano trios, quartets,
quintets in the collection.
The ceremony concluded with the premiere of one of Aram Khachaturian's
pieces performed by the "Ars Lunga" duo.
Source: Panorama.am