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Lernazang Ensemble
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Conversations with Armenian Woodwind Masters (2020) [English Subtitles]
"Conversations with Armenian Woodwind Masters (2020)" was recorded in Yerevan during the 2020 Artsakh War.
Special thanks to the featured Instrument maker Varpets:
Rubo Rushinyan
Karen Mukayelyan
Vardges Melkonyan
Karlen Prutyan
Vache Pashinyan
Director - Armen Adamian
Videography - Saco Bulghadaryan
Special thanks to the featured Instrument maker Varpets:
Rubo Rushinyan
Karen Mukayelyan
Vardges Melkonyan
Karlen Prutyan
Vache Pashinyan
Director - Armen Adamian
Videography - Saco Bulghadaryan
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"Conversations with Armenian Woodwind Masters (2020)" was recorded in Yerevan during the 2020 Artsakh War. Special thanks to the featured Instrument maker Varpets: Rubo Rushinyan Karen Mukayelyan Vardges Melkonyan Karlen Prutyan Vache Pashinyan Director - Armen Adamian Videography - Saco Bulghadaryan Video with English subtitles can we viewed here: tvCE2ApRJnGJe/?igsh=ZDE1MWVjZGVmZQ
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Գյովնդ ~ Gyovnd is a popular and widespread Armenian communal dance. The dance can accommodate many people who can dance together in a closed or half circle. Various communities throughout historic Armenia (most of which is currently occupied by modern day Turkey) danced gyovnd and it was used for a multitude of occasions and ritual practices. When dancing with others, remember left over right:...