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Avagyan is a renowned poet from the Martuni region of Artsakh and serves as the executive director of Hamazkayin Artsakh. She helped establish the Artsakh Children program, offering the youth an outlet through dance, song, art and crafts. She has represented the voice of Artsakh through her poetry and prose expressing the loss, fear and the strong will of her homeland.

Dinkjian is a world-renowned oud player and composer. His earliest professional musical experience was accompanying his father Onnik, an influential Armenian folk and liturgical singer. In 1980, Dinkjian graduated from the Hartt College of Music with the country’s first and only specialized degree in oud performance. Over the course of his illustrious musical career, he has collaborated with a number of musical artists and mesmerized audiences with his performances around the world.

Ginosyan is the founder and artistic director of the Karin Folk Song and Dance Ensemble. Since 2005, he has been organizing monthly dance classes, We and Our Dance. He is the creator of the first Armenian DVD-dance tutorial Armenian Dance. Since 2014, he has been working on incorporating the National Song and Dance discipline into Armenia’s school curricula.

Ispiryan grew up in an artistic family and began to sing by the age of 2. His passion for music also includes songwriting. He has performed for many audiences across the world and continues to be one of the most sought after singers in Armenia and the diaspora.

Petrosyan has recently emerged as one of his generations main proponents of the Armenian duduk. Following in the footsteps of established duduk masters such as Djivan Gasparian and his mentor Gevorg Dabaghyan, Petrosyan has managed to carve out his own pathway through diverse collaborations.