Quelques interprètes de la Musique arménienne mais pas seulement

              Pavel Nersessian

                                                   

Tchaikovsky: Concerto No 1 in b flat minor [Nersessian, piano]

- II. Andantino semplice" de Zubin Mehta;Emil Gilels;New York Philharmonic Orchestra (Google Play • iTunes)

Twenty six year old Pavel Nersessian from Moscow was the First Prize winner at the 1991 GPA Dublin International Piano Competition.

In this, the final round, we see him playing his choice from a list of ten authorized concerti.

*****

n 2015 Armenia commemorates the centenary of the Armenian Genocide and about two dozen famous musicians are going to give memorial concerts in the world`s most prestigious concerts halls. The concert series is called "With you Armenia". The concerts are organized in corporation with "Yerevan Perspectives" International Music Festival.Carnegie Hall, New York, 26.05.2015

      “With you, Armenia”

       Kroonk, Komitas

        Evgeny Kissin

Komitas - Krunk - Maxim Vengerov/ ONB / arranged by Alexandr Iradyan
National Orchestra of Belgium
“With you, Armenia” A Concert to Commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

Komitas - Chinar es
Arranged by Alexandr Iradyan
Belgium National Orchestra 
Interprète Mischa Maisky
Chef d'orchestre George Pehlivanian
Yerevan Perspectives Festival
“With you, Armenia” A Concert to Commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

KOMITAS: Seven Songs for Piano, Performed by Hayk Melikyan

Armenian Miniatures performed by Komitas Quartet 

Eduard Tadevosyan, (1st violin)
Souren Hakhnazarian (2nd violin)
Alexander Kosemyan, (viola)
Felix Simonian (cello)

Habrban - 0:00
Garoun a - 1:16
Shogher Jan - 4:24
Krounk - 8:36
Vagharshapati - 11:02
Yerkinkn Ampel a - 13:15
Keler Tsoler - 15:59
Shoushiki - 18:52
Al Ayloughs - 22:11
Hoy Nazan - 24:17
Kele Kele - 26:16

Sergey Khachatryan plays Tsirani Tsar as an encore during the concert with l'Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse