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Şahan Arzruni on Armenian piano music: An interview (opens the original)
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Şahan Arzruni is an accomplished pianist, composer, and teacher based in New York City. Born in Istanbul, he came to the U.S. in 1964 to attend Juilliard. His illustrious career has included performances at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Library of Congress and the White House; appearances on the The Tonight Show and numerous PBS specials; a long-running performance alongside comedian Victor Borge; and a five-year radio program on WNYC. Arzruni’s passion lies in the music of Armenian compos
Bared Maronian previews “Genocide 2.0,” a documentary on the Artsakh War and ethnic cleansing (opens the original)
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On June 10, filmmaker Bared Maronian hosted a focus group screening for his new documentary “Genocide 2.0.” Gathered at West Newton Cinema in Newton, Massachusetts was the group of about 100 Armenians and non-Armenians with diverse backgrounds, professions and ages. Based in Florida, Maronian is an award-winning documentary filmmaker whose previous films include “Orphans of the Genocide” and “Women of 1915.” For Maronian, “Genocide 2.0” completes his trilogy of films addressing the Armenian Geno
Chris Bohjalian and Nancy Kricorian discuss 'The Amateur' (opens the original)
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WATERTOWN, Mass. — On Tuesday, Aug. 11, the Armenian Museum of America (AMA) hosted authors Chris Bohjalian and Nancy Kricorian in conversation about Bohjalian’s newest book, “The Amateur.” Based in Vermont, Bohjalian is a New York Times bestselling author of 26 books. Several of his novels have been adapted for film and television, including “The Flight Attendant,” starring Kaley Cuoco. The evening began with welcoming remarks from AMA President Michele Kolligian and Executive Director Jason So
Lucy Yeghiazaryan fills Birdland Jazz Club with love (opens the original)
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In late June, jazz singer Lucy Yeghiazaryan had a three-night residency at Birdland Jazz Theater in New York City. Yeghiazaryan was joined by Tardo Hammer on piano, Bruce Harris on trumpet, Paul Sikivie on bass, Philip Stewart on drums and Grant Stewart on tenor saxophone. Bathed in orange and blue lights celebrating the New York Knicks’ recent championship, Yeghiazaryan arrives on stage to rousing applause. It’s a raucous late-night crowd that clearly knows her well. The sextet begins with “Lov
Anahit Hayrapetyan remembers it differently in her drawings (opens the original)
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Last month, Gray Matters presented an exhibition of Anahit Hayrapetyan’s work entitled “I Remember It Differently” at Studio 9BC in New York City. Hayrapetyan is a Brooklyn-based architect and artist. Born in Armenia, she has lived and worked around the world, including in Germany and China. Curated by Merica May Jensen of Gray Matters, the exhibition explores “placement and displacement, biography and geography, loss and growth,” according to the exhibition text by Thomas de Monchaux. Hayrapety
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