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Join Us to Discover True Armenia Through Its Beautiful Music in This Unforgettable and Unique Experience for All Music Lovers Join us to discover true Armenia through its beautiful music in this unforgettable and unique experience for all music lovers. • Experience 10 days of beautiful Armenian music • Attend master classes to learn traditional instruments and techniques • Study Armenian folk songs and vocal traditions with eminent masters • Practise through jam sessions • Attend concerts of local musicians All of this in a • Visit a workshop of a Duduk master warm, welcoming • Visit historical sights and discover and friendly more about Armenia atmosphere of charming • End the programme with your own Armenia. concert and a goodbye dinner LEARN TO PLAY KAMANCHA KANON DUDUK DAP TAR SOUNDS OF ARMENIA Musical Programme MUSIC OF ARMENIA is created and produced by Celebrating the beauty of music and its limitless power, Music of Armenia Music of Armenia is breathing new life into the Armenian music legacy by rediscovering, reviving and promoting Armenian music and talent, creating innovative collaborations and offering audiences outstanding concerts and festivals. In October 2015, Music of Armenia launched its first festival - Yerevan Duduk Festival, an annual festival, which celebrates the legacy of duduk. Following the success of Yerevan Duduk Festival, Music of Armenia launched its second festival - Sayat Nova Festival in June 2016, an annual festival that promotes Sayat Nova’s music and ashough culture in general. It was only natural that Music of Armenia would also launch a festival dedicated to Armenian sacred music, and in September 2016, Sharakan Festival was born, which took www.musicofarmenia.com place at Tatev Monastery. Music of Armenia brings together a collective of highly skilled and respected musicians, industry professionals and peer leaders, all of whom share one common goal: to put Armenia on the map as one of the world’s music capitals. Where we differ is that we believe in music being fully accessible and brought to all new audiences. We live in a world of new opportunities, which can provide a stronger and more flexible framework for people involved to positively develop. Sergei Parajanov Museum The arts and music are considered to be a major way in which many people can express their full potential. The opportunity to work with Music of Armenia at any level, gives valuable experience to people with vision and ambition, and the life affirming effects of music provides long lasting benefits. The spirit of music making is an inclusive activity and Music of Armenia with its broad range of projects helps define new pathways and lay strong foundations for live music events in Armenia. Silk Road Hotel Temple of Garni 1st century Etchmiatsin Music of Armenia gives (young Armenian) musicians the opportunity to perform, participate, learn, contribute and exchange their knowledge. This encourages them; it gives them valuable cultural experience and enhances their skills. We are deeply committed to enabling the highest quality of delivery by developing a diverse, skilled and inspirational collective of artists to continually keep our creative ‘tools’ sharp. Yerevan City and Mount Ararat Contact W: www.musicofarmenia.com E: [email protected] Stay connected F: facebook.com/soundsofarmenia IG: instagram.com/musicofarmenia.
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