Tereza Voskanyan will perform a solo concert. 

The concert will feature Narine Ghukasyan(saxophone) and Heghine Ohanyan (soprano).

Tereza Voskanyan is the organist, harpsichordist and pianist of the “Tagharan” Ensemble of Ancient Music. She is also the organist of the Mother Cathedral of Holy Etchmiadzin. She has performed on tour in Europe, Latin America, the Baltic States, Lebanon, Turkey and Russia. She collaborates with the National Chamber Orchestra of Armenia, the National Chamber Choir of Armenia, the State Philharmonic Orchestra of Armenia, the National Academic Choir of Armenia, as well as individual musicians. In 2022, Tereza Voskanyan was awarded the Gold Medal of the Ministry of Education, Science and Sports of the Republic of Armenia.

Program: Italian Baroque

Giovanni Battista Pescetti: Sonata in C minor

Antonio Vivaldi:

- "Stabat Mater Dolorosa" (part 1)

- Largo from "The Four Seasons" (Winter) 

Alessandro Marcello: Oboe Concerto in D minor, Narine Ghukasyan (saxophone)

Domenico Scarlatti: Sonata in A major, K 209

Johann Sebastian Bach - 340 

- Aria "Aus liebe" from The St Matthew Passion, Heghine Ohanyan (soprano)

- Chorale preludes: "Christe, aller Welt Trost", BWV 673; "Nun komm der Heiden Heiland", BWV 599; "Herr Christ, der ein'ge Gottes Sohn", BWV 601; "Nun komm der Heiden Heiland", BWV 659 

- Prelude and Fugue in C minor, BWV 546

On May 7, the National Chamber Music Center invites you to Robert Amirkhanyan's jubilee concert entitled “Songs in World Languages”

With the participation of։

- National Chamber Choir of Armenia 

(Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the Choir: People's Artist of RA Robert Mlkeyan)

- National Chamber Orchestra of Armenia

Conductor: Robert Mlkeyan

The evening will feature songs in English, German, French, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Latin, and Japanese. The songs will be performed for the first time. 

Music: Robert Amirkhanyan

Lyrics:

Johann Goethe (Germany, 1749-1832)

Emil Nelligan (Canada, 1879-1941)

Tomas Tranströmer (Sweden, 1931-2015)        

Matsuo Basho (Japan, 1644-1694)

Eino Leino (Finland, 1878-1926)

John Donne (England, 1572-1631)

Gabriele D'annunzio (Italy, 1863-1938)

Gaius Catullus (Latin, 84-54 BC)

Time: 19:00.

Entry for children under 6 years old is prohibited.

A concert entitled "Imaginary Folklore" dedicated to the memory of the Soviet and Norwegian jazz pianist and composer Mikhail Alperin.

The musical work of the world-famous pianist and composer Mikhail Alperin (1956-2018) in its collage imagery and ability to connect the incompatible is comparable only to the work of Sergei Parajanov. 

This is especially evident in the concept of "imaginary folklore", where Alperin sought to blend traditional folk motifs with innovative jazz elements, creating a unique genre that transcended cultural and musical boundaries. 

Alperin's legacy continues to inspire musicians and composers who seek to explore the uncharted territories of sound and imagination. 

Lineup:

Evelina Petrova-Alperin: accordion, vocals | Norway   

Simone Weissenfels: piano | Germany   

Arto Tuncboyacian: multi-instrumentalist | Armenia

Artem Manukyan: cello | Armenia

Rezo Kiknadze: saxophone | Georgia

Guram Machavariani: guitar | Georgia

 

Exposition:

"AI-fantasies about Parajanov" (author Giorgio da Vita, Georgia)  

The event is held within the framework of the XIV International Festival of Contemporary Experimental and Ethno-Avant-garde Art NOUMEN ART, in cooperation with the National Centre of Chamber Music and with the support of the Royal Embassy of Norway in Tbilisi.

 

Founder and artistic director of the festival - George Davitashvili 

Partner: Hin ARENI winery - https://hinareniwine.am/ 

Time: 19:30.

Entry for children under 6 years old is prohibited.