When I first came across “Armenian Space Station’s” music video on Facebook this morning, there were no signs of warning that I would end up spending hours on it. Listening non-stop. Enjoying non-stop. Continue reading
September 24, 2012 in Armenia, Diaspora
Tagged Armenia, Armenian Space Station, Culture, Music, rock, youtube
I have been following “The Beautified Project” band for several years now and either my musical tastes have evolved, or the band has changed, but I’m growing increasingly more fond of their sound. The song, Kilikia, in their interpretation is just great and so I decided to take the chance and publish some info about them on this blog. Continue reading
No official announcement has yet been made, but the online social networking sites are filled with the video of the Armenian rock band, The Dorians, for its new song “This Is Our World”. This group is described by many as a plausible pick to represent Armenia in the Azerbaijani capital.
I came across this music video which tells so much about Armenia. And I just had to share it. Enjoy. Words by Rafael Patkanian, sound and vocals by Lilit Pipoyan, video by Irina Patkanian.
You have to listen to this, to understand what made the young and promising lawyer abandon her comfortable job at the Court of Cassation and go to the conservatoire.
“Music of Komitas is my everything,” Alin Goyan told Radio Liberty.
You know she means it, when you listen to her beutiful modern interpretations of the great Maestro (Krunk, Chinar es, Garun a).
Armenia’s representative at Eurovision Song Contest 2011 Emmy went on stage in the Dusseldorf Arena “in boxing gloves” to perform her “Boom boom” song and was knocked out. Continue reading
It is always a pleasure to watch interesting and talented people making good music. Continue reading
Armenia’s Eurovision contestant Emmy is running a close race with Azrbaijan’s Nikki on an online poll set up to decide which singer will be named the popular European music contest’s “Top Model.”
Tagged Armenia, Arthur Abraham, Eurovision Song Contest, Germany, Music, Poland
These beautiful animated songs of the 15th century Armenian poet Nahabed Koutchak brought the piece and comfort, which I so badly needed throughout all this hectic week. I hope you’ll find it as appeasing as I did. Below is a translated piece by Koutchak. Continue reading
This performance by Isahak during the Shant TV’s ‘X-Factor’ show, a show which is somewhat like the “American Idol” made me laugh and cry out loud. I’m sure Armenian readers of this blog will appreciate it.
