Vocalist and world musician Khatchadour Khatchadourian is honoring his ‘mother tongue’, while reviving everything that Armenians have ever known about the sacred tradition of the soulful lullaby in his latest album Oror ou Nani.
“I wanted to liberate lullabies,” said Khatchadourian in an exclusive interview with the Armenian Weekly. “I’m showing the world that Armenian music not onl
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“Khatchadourian’s family eventually moved to Syria, where for seven years he performed with the Syrian-Armenian children’s choir Karoun”(Aleppo). The conductor of the choir Karoun, was Boghos Abadjian. “Kez Hamar Hayassdan Souriahay Ganants Hantsnakhoump” of Aleppo, adopted the choir & took care of all the necessary needs (costumes, selling tickets of the performances, watching the children during the rehearsals & the concerts etc.. Khatchadour may remember the ladies of the committee, who even took care of the children during the picnics organised as a reward for their year long “hard work”. 🎶