Dalita GetzoyanDecember 14, 2022Last Updated: December 14, 2022
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Ara Malikian (Photo: Sergio Abello Villanueva)
Ara Malikian (Photo: Sergio Abello Villanueva)
As Ara Malikian journeys around the world on tour, he finds his career culminating with a debut performance at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Tuesday, December 20, 2022 at 8:00 p.m. Malikian is a world-renowned Spanish violinist of Lebanese origin and Armenian descent.
Dalita Getzoyan's involvement in the Armenian community began at a young age, beginning with attending Sts. Vartanantz Armenian Apostolic Church in Providence, RI, and singing in its choir. She also was a member of the Providence AYF "Varantian" junior and senior chapters. She has served both on local committees and the Central Executive for the AYF Eastern Region. Dalita now lives in NYC where she works as a Music Therapist for Hospice of New York. She holds a bachelor's degree in Flute Performance from the University of Rhode Island and a master's degree in Mental Health Counseling and Music Therapy from Lesley University. She also is currently pursuing a career as an actor in the city.
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Ara Melikian has definitely found his lane and made a name for himself performing in the most prominent venues worldwide. Unlike Ara, the second recipient of the full scholarship from Lebanon that same year to the very same institution — a very gifted young pianist who wowed the German judges by her brilliant interpretation of Beethoven’s Waldstein Sonata and Chopin Etudes — never made it to Hannover nor became a career pianist. Ara is undoubtedly super talented; nonetheless, he owes his success to his parents and all those who stood by him and made many sacrifices to ensure all of his potential were maximized.
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He is very talented. Hope he performs his “Misirlou” in New York.
Ara Melikian has definitely found his lane and made a name for himself performing in the most prominent venues worldwide. Unlike Ara, the second recipient of the full scholarship from Lebanon that same year to the very same institution — a very gifted young pianist who wowed the German judges by her brilliant interpretation of Beethoven’s Waldstein Sonata and Chopin Etudes — never made it to Hannover nor became a career pianist. Ara is undoubtedly super talented; nonetheless, he owes his success to his parents and all those who stood by him and made many sacrifices to ensure all of his potential were maximized.
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He is very talented. Hope he performs his “Misirlou” in New York.