Barkhudaryan / Ayrapetyan: Four Oriental Dances / Twelve Armenian Dances
Barkhudaryan / Ayrapetyan: Four Oriental Dances / Twelve Armenian Dances
Format: CD
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Artist: Barkhudaryan / Ayrapetyan
Label: Grand Piano
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 747313977529
Genre: Classical
The Armenian and Georgian composer Sarkis Vasil'evich Barkhudarian is famed for his piano miniatures. Some are among the first piano works to use Armenian folk themes as the basis for a series of original compositions. His colorful and unusual harmonies, created by the sinuous, interweaving modes of Armenian music, are immediately attractive and his miniatures, whether full of grace or pungent dance rhythms, bear out Glazunov's admiration of his 'sincerity, elegance and harmony of form.' Mikael Ayrapetyan was born in 1984 in Yerevan, Armenia, where he had his early schooling. His repertoire ranges from the Baroque to the contemporary and includes rarely performed works of Armenian composers. He is actively engaged in the popularization of Armenian classical music, organizing concerts in the major concert halls of the world, and acting as producer, artistic director and pianist for these performances.
Tracks:
1.1 No. 1
1.2 No. 2
1.3 No. 3
1.4 No. 4
1.5 Dance of the Bride
1.6 Children's Dance
1.7 Dance of the Matchmaker
1.8 Dance of the Rural Girls
1.9 Provocative Dance (Men's)
1.10 Maiden's Roundelay
1.11 Dance of Friendship (Men's)
1.12 Dance of a Mountain Girl
1.13 Dance of Farewell (Women's)
1.14 Masker's Dance (Men's)
1.15 Circular Dance (Joint)
1.16 Festive Dance (Men's)
1.17 Naz-Par
1.18 Fairy Tale
1.19 Sketch in B minor
1.20 Watercolour
1.21 Smooth Dance
1.22 Lullaby
1.23 Maiden Dance
1.24 Boots-Dragonfly
1.25 Dance in A-Flat Major
1.26 Sketch in D minor
1.27 Scherzo
1.28 Circular Dance in B minor
1.29 Gulnara's Dance
1.30 Nanochka's Dance
1.31 Anoush's Sorrow
1.32 Prelude in D minor
1.33 Prelude in D-Sharp minor
1.34 Nocturne
1.35 Sketch in a Major
1.36 Lullaby of Shushani
Audio Sample:
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