Sundukyan National Academic Theater


The first state theater of Armenia, during its more than ninety-year history, has had different phases. Vardan Achemyan, Armen Gulakyan, Vahram Papazyan, Metaxia Simonyan, Khoren Abrahamyan, Mher Mkrtchyan… many famous directors and actors have created here. Today, the theater has entered a new era.

The Artsakh State Jazz Orchestra continues to operate


After many trials and hardships, the musicians of the Artsakh State Jazz Orchestra are having their first rehearsals in Armenia and preparing for a concert. Artistic director, renowned trumpeter Tigran Suchyan is convinced that regardless of the circumstances and mood, one must work.

Artsakh's "We Are Our Mountains" Song and Dance Ensemble


Artsakh group tries to reunite
 
After being forcibly deported from Artsakh, the “We Are Our Mountains” state song and dance ensemble is trying to reunite and continue its activities in Armenia. They have already managed to organize a concert, but not with a full lineup. Due to the lack of financial resources, the instrumental part of the group is missing, the musicians from Artsakh have taken on the mission of preserving their culture and are ready to perform regardless of difficulties.

"Karin" traditional song and dance group


Gagik Ginosyan's students are preparing to continue his work
 
The "Karin" traditional song and dance group, founded in 2001 by Honored Worker of Culture Gagik Ginosyan, continues to operate with the same traditions and spirit even after his death. Gagik Ginosyan's students have taken on the task of continuing their master's work with great responsibility and determination.

The mission of the four-part male choir of the Gevorgyan Spiritual Academy


The choir of the Gevorgyan Theological Seminary is working to participate in international competitions and release recordings in the near future. The choir's goal is to spread and make Armenian spiritual and folk songs recognizable, to be the bearer and continuer of the work of Father Komitas.

Norayr Kartashyan and Menua Band


A concert entitled "Armenian Contemporary Music" was held, featuring arrangements and original works by Norayr Kartashyan.

Gevorg Jahukyan


Doctor of Philological Sciences-Professor Gevorg Jahukyan considered it his mission to try to make Armenia a center of linguistics. Acharyan, Ghapantsyan studied Armenology outside the homeland, we can now say that there is no branch of Armenology that is not taught and studied in Armenia. He confidently asserted that the center of Armenology is already in Armenia.

Concert program Norayr Kartashyan and Menua Band


Festive musical program, various performances, Armenian choral music, Armenian cultural heritage, Armenian musical education, Armenian cultural life, Armenian musical culture, Armenian musical history, Armenian musical heritage, Armenian cultural exchange, Armenian cultural projects, Armenian cultural performances, Armenian cultural preservation, Armenian musical educational programs, Armenian cultural festive programs

New Year's song


The Khazer Choir performs New Year and Christmas songs.

Syunik: Kaghnut


In Kaghnut, many doors are closed, the village streets are empty. Only twelve of the 105 houses are inhabited. Life here has changed dramatically since the school closed in 1988. The road, which has not been repaired for decades, has isolated the village and multiplied the social and economic problems of the residents.

Khazer Choir: The Legacy of Komitas: Hayrik Muradyan


Khazer Choir, Komitas's Legacy, Hayrik Muradyan Concert, Armenian Choir Music, Armenian Classical Music, Armenian Musical Heritage, Armenian Cultural Events, Armenian Musical Concerts, Armenian Musical Groups, Armenian Cultural Preservation, Armenian Musical Performance, Armenian Musical Culture, Armenian Musical Projects, Armenian Musical Festivals, Armenian Musical Life

Aytsemnik Urartu


The whole city knew the location of Aytsemnik Urartu's studio, located in the courtyard of one of Yerevan's alleys. She was one of the shapers of Armenia's cultural life, her works adorned exhibition halls and became the subject of study by art historians. Today, the name of the first Armenian female sculptor is known only in narrow professional circles.