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A beautiful new beginning for Hamazkayin of New Jersey Arekag Chorus

PARAMUS, N.J. — The Hamazkayin of New Jersey Arekag Chorus proudly held its first rehearsal on September 10, 2025, at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, marking its official restart after a long pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The return brought together both new and returning singers for an evening of music, learning and renewed community spirit. 

The rehearsal welcomed participants ranging from ages 7 to 25. Many longtime members rejoined with enthusiasm, while a large group of first-time singers brought fresh energy and excitement. The diverse group of voices created an atmosphere that was both inspiring and hopeful, reflecting the importance of safeguarding Armenian culture through music.

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Tvene Baronian

Tvene Baronian is actively involved in the Armenian community through the Hamazkayin of New Jersey, the Armenian Youth Federation (AYF), HMEM of New Jersey and the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA). She is a dancer in the Hamazkayin Nayiri Dance Ensemble, where she also serves on the PR Committee, as a committee member and singer in the Hamazkayin Arekag Chorus and a member of the Sts. Vartanantz Church Youth Committee. Previously, she served as an executive member of the AYF of New Jersey “Arsen” chapter and as the Social Media Coordinator for the ANCA Eastern Region. With experience in marketing, public relations and social media, Tvene applies her skills to community and creative initiatives. As a passionate performer, she has performed at Carnegie Hall and continues to share her love for Armenian music, dance, writing and storytelling.

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