Heriknaz Poloyan’s childhood was deeply luminous. From the cradle, she listened to the sweet singing of her mother, who would…
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WATERTOWN, Mass. — The Armenian Museum of America is pleased to present “Music in Color: Oudflections” on Thursday, June 11, at 7…
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Anyone — especially lovers of classical music — who was unable to attend the final concert of the inaugural season…
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In the contemporary jazz landscape, few artists navigate the intersection of ancestral heritage and avant-garde exploration as fluidly as pianist…
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On April 17, Roulette, the Brooklyn-based performance space, hosted Ara Dinkjian and the New York Gypsy All-Stars for a special…
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In the Weekly’s latest interview with Hayk Arsenyan, the pianist-composer spoke of life not as a ladder of achievements but…
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Hayk Arsenyan’s journey began in the dimly lit classrooms of the Tchaikovsky Music School in Yerevan during the “dark and…
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It’s hard to imagine, after years of loss and heartache, that a large auditorium could be filled with people who…
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Following last year’s inaugural gathering, the Second Annual Hamazkayin U.S. Eastern Regional Armenian Music Festival will take place June 25-28,…
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“There’s such a sense of joy, even ecstasy, as she plays,” said NY1’s Stephanie Simon. “Listening to and watching Kariné…
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