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Articles by Lilly Torosyan

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‘Yerek Hatik’: Three Sisters’ Journey Through Armenian Music and Jazz

August 9, 2012 Lilly Torosyan 1

WEST MILFORD, N.J. (A.W.)—For the past decade, the YY Sisters trio has been performing classical Armenian songs with a jazz flair. Based in New Jersey, the sisters have performed at venues all across the northeast. […]

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One Man’s Attempt to Capture Ethiopian Armenians’ Dying Legacy

August 4, 2012 Lilly Torosyan 21

“TEZETA is a song form famous in Ethno-Jazz. In Amharic (the language of Ethiopia), it translates to ‘my memory,’ but it means much more. It conveys a sense of nostalgia that can be lost in […]

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Old Istanbul at the Golden Apricot Film Festival

July 24, 2012 Lilly Torosyan 2

“My film has no messages, only questions that beg for answers,” an honest director divulges. His words do not exude the typical slick-oil salesman persona that accompanies many movie ensembles who try to pitch their […]

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An Interview with Pianist Kariné Poghosyan

July 24, 2012 Lilly Torosyan 3

From Yerevan to Carnegie Hall, Kariné Poghosyan has worked her way to becoming a high-class pianist. Armenian Weekly intern Lilly Torosyan recently conducted the following interview with Poghosyan, who resides in New York City, where […]

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An Interview with Julia Tashjian, Former Secretary of CT

July 13, 2012 Lilly Torosyan 9

Armenian Weekly intern Lilly Torosyan recently conducted the following interview with Julia Tashjian, the former Secretary of Connecticut from 1983-91. Tashjian is an active member of St. George’s Armenian Apostolic Church in Hartford, Conn., and […]

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Young Diasporans’ Pilgrimage to Jerusalem

July 13, 2012 Lilly Torosyan 0

Every year, one college-aged member of each parish in the Diocese is chosen to make the pilgrimage to the Holy City of Jerusalem. The nine-day journey consists of frequent church visits and Bible study, in […]

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CT Dance Group to Kick Off Inga & Anush Arshakyan Concert

July 3, 2012 Lilly Torosyan 0

On Sat., Nov. 10, the Connecticut branch of the Vanoush Khanamirian Dance Academy of New York will perform with the sensational sister duo, Inga and Anush Arshakyan­­—famous in Armenia for their contemporary take on traditional […]

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‘Mer Doon’ Provides Brighter Future for Aged-out Orphans in Armenia

July 2, 2012 Lilly Torosyan 3

HARTFORD, Conn. (A.W.)—It is a warm, calm Sunday afternoon, the kind that makes you want to doze off in your backyard hammock. It is coffee hour in the basement of St. George’s Armenian Church in […]

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From Baku to Hartford: Remembering Eduard Pogosiants

June 22, 2012 Lilly Torosyan 0

The story of Eduard Pogosiants starts in Baku, Azerbaijan, a city that was once home to Armenians, Russians, and Jews alike, in addition to Azeris. Eduard was one of many who fled the country at […]

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Successful Town-Wide Event Held in West Hartford

June 22, 2012 Lilly Torosyan 0

WEST HARTFORD, Conn.—Every year, in the first or second weekend of June, a fair in the town of West Hartford draws in people from all over the state to gather, ride carousels, pitch local businesses […]

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