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Toumanian Mek, in its first album, invites us to discover the musical culture of Armenia, along with singer Dan Gharibian. We are given four faces of Armenia: Sayat-Nova, the 18th-century bard who elevated and heavily influenced Transcaucasian music; Komitas and his indispensable Miniatures; and, finally, recent arrangements for string quartet of some of the most beautiful pieces from Khatchatourian.
With a sensitive ear to contemporary music Toumanian Mek performs two original pieces for string quartet by Ruben Altunyan, rounding out this musical portrait straddling the worlds of traditional and classical music.
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- 1 Komitas : Shogher jan 04:10
- 2 Qeler, tsoler 02:57
- 3 Shushiki 02:08
- 4 Vagharshapati par 02:16
- 5 Yerkinqn ampel a 02:56
- 6 Garun a 03:03
- 7 Khumar 01:41
- 8 Qele, qele 02:03
- 9 Krunk 03:01
- 10 Habrban 01:18
- 11 Chinar es 03:56
- 12 Kaqavik 01:34
- 13 Hoy, Nazan 02:22
- 14 Al aylughs 02:11
- 15 Sayat-Nova : Yis qou ghimete chim gidi 03:52
- 16 Ari indz angaj kal 02:55
- 17 Ashkharhums akh chim qashil 04:08
- 18 Sheram : Na mi naz uni 06:28
- 19 Altunyan : Qochari 03:16
- 20 Berd par 02:17
- 21 Katchaturian : Variation d'Egine et Bacchanale 02:30
- 22 Danse de Nuneh 01:27
- 23 Berceuse 04:29
- 24 Monologue de Aïcha 03:54
- 25 Uzun Dara 02:23
- 26 Valse 04:07
Concerts
à 20:00
Café de la Danse, Paris
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