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Online Concert Series: Nairyan Vocal Ensemble Live

Please enjoy the fourth in our Online Concert Series featuring the Nairyan Vocal Ensemble, an all-female vocal ensemble focused on classical and spiritual music. This performance was recorded at Yerevan's Komitas Chamber Music Hall exclusively for the Armenian Museum of America. This concert series is supported by a generous grant from the Dadourian Foundation and it is curated for the Armenian Museum by Maestro Konstantin Petrossian, artistic director, composer, and conductor. Performers Yelena Azaryan Ani Ghazaryan Anush Hambardzumyan Anna Minasyan Naira Mughdusyan, Artistic Director Program Lorva gutanerg (Komitas) 3:08 Zar zyngy (Komitas) 6:28 Esor urbat e, pas e ev Djur kuga (Komitas) 7:34 Vard a yars ev Seva chobani shuni (Komitas) 9:08 Aghdji Horom (Yervand Yerkanyan) 10:28 Aghdji, inch e im meghqy (Robert Petrosyan) 12:22 Aghdjikner, yeleq, yertanq (Robert Petrosyan) 13:57 En inch ghush a (Robert Petrosyan) 16:00 Nanari na ev Len tup u kanach terevik (Edgar Hovhannisyan) 18:00 Winter, from cantat “Seasons” (Geghuni Chtchyan) 19:57 Nubar, Nubar (Tatul Altunyan) 22:42 Vay te (Karo Zaqaryan) 25:09 Yary mardun yar a kuta (Ashot Havasi) 27:51 Shusho (Barsegh Kanachyan) 31:14 Sareri hovin mermen ev, Hov areq, sarer djan 34:12 Djur kuger 37:00 Akh, Nare Nare 38:16 Zim Khorotik yar 40:05 Gulo 41:35 Bingyol 43:23 Es gisher (Hayrik Muradyan) 45:47 Zinch u zinch 47:36 About the group The Nairyan Vocal Ensemble was founded in 2015 as a program of the Mughdusyan Art Center. The goal was to popularize Armenian composers, spread classic and spiritual music, and to help empower women. The ensemble consists of five young women with professional music training. They sing polyphonic songs, mainly in a cappella, and some of the songs are performed with clarinet, tambourine, and other instruments. The ensemble has performed at more than 100 events and venues, from museums in Yerevan to spiritual centers, retirement homes, and penitentiaries. Their aim has been to make music available, especially in places where classical music is not usually performed or heard. In 2018, the ensemble began translating and performing songs in sign language. Nairyan is the only choir in the region that performs a cappella and sign language simultaneously, which makes their music available for people with hearing impairments. By 2019, the ensemble had translated 32 songs by Armenian composers into sign language. The painting in the background during Jason Sohigian's introduction is: Untitled, 2005 Felix Eghiazarian Oil on canvas, 45" x 34" A gift of the Homer L. Dodge Foundation 2012.236.2