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From Song to Autographs: When History Took the Stage

Posted on 08/11/2025 by aratopouzian

There are moments in Armenian music that remind us why we do what we do—why we sing, why we play, why we hold so tightly to the songs of our ancestors. One of those moments happened recently at Camp Haiastan, … Continue reading →

Posted in Armenian, art, culture, Middle Eastern music, oud, Reflections, world music | Tagged Ara Dinkjian, Armeniian youth, camp Haiastan, Clarinet, dumbeg, Mal Barsamian, Onnik DInkjian, oud | Leave a comment

Roger Krikorian and his legacy

Posted on 12/22/2014 by aratopouzian

It seems like yesterday that ‘one of our own’ passed away. I am speaking of Roger Krikorian who was a world-class Armenian dumbeg musician from the New England (Boston, MA) area. He died in 2007. I still remember where I was … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Arabic, Armenian, Armenian Weekly, Buddy Sarkissian, CD, church, dance, dumbeg, Gary Alexanian, Greek, Hachig Kazarian, John Berberian, Massachusetts, music, musician, New England, Onnik DInkjian, Richard Hagopian, Roger Krikorian, Singing, St Johns, St. Sarkis | Leave a comment

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