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Armenian Philharmonic Orchestra to perform in Europe in 2014
January 01, 2014 | 13:03
YEREVAN. - In 2014, the Armenian Philharmonic Orchestra (APO) will
head for a huge concert tour devoted the 100th anniversary of the
Armenian Genocide.
Visits to Spain and the Scandinavian countries are expected during the
tour, APO Chief Conductor and Artistic Director Eduard Topchjan told
Armenian News-NEWS.am.
In his words, concerts will be held in Italy in August, subsequently,
in Austria and in Germany, then again in Italy, and in Slovakia.
Topchjan noted, however, that the last two years were not good for the
orchestra in terms of concert tours. According to APA artistic
director, a concert visit was planned to Japan, but this was not
brought to fruition because of the devastating earthquake that hit
this country.
`A very large tour was planned throughout Spain in November 2013,
which was put off due to the huge [economic] crisis in their country.
`But I am glad that all of these [concert] programs were not canceled,
but rather solely rescheduled,' Eduard Topchjan stressed.
http://news.am/eng/news/184880.html
From: Baghdasarian
January 01, 2014 | 13:03
YEREVAN. - In 2014, the Armenian Philharmonic Orchestra (APO) will
head for a huge concert tour devoted the 100th anniversary of the
Armenian Genocide.
Visits to Spain and the Scandinavian countries are expected during the
tour, APO Chief Conductor and Artistic Director Eduard Topchjan told
Armenian News-NEWS.am.
In his words, concerts will be held in Italy in August, subsequently,
in Austria and in Germany, then again in Italy, and in Slovakia.
Topchjan noted, however, that the last two years were not good for the
orchestra in terms of concert tours. According to APA artistic
director, a concert visit was planned to Japan, but this was not
brought to fruition because of the devastating earthquake that hit
this country.
`A very large tour was planned throughout Spain in November 2013,
which was put off due to the huge [economic] crisis in their country.
`But I am glad that all of these [concert] programs were not canceled,
but rather solely rescheduled,' Eduard Topchjan stressed.
http://news.am/eng/news/184880.html
From: Baghdasarian