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Songs of Solomon, Armenia’s Entry for Academy Awards

Posted on 02/01/2021 by aratopouzian

“The boy would grow up to be known as Komitas. He would rise above his humble beginnings to eventually be known as the savior of Armenian music” Recently I had the opportunity to screen Armenia’s official entry for the upcoming … Continue reading →

Posted in Armenian, armenian genocide, film, music | Tagged #SongsofSolomon, Academy Awards, Armenian, armenian genocide, Armenian National Film Academy, Best Foreign Language Film, Komitas, Massacre, Motion picture, music, turkish, Yerevan Chamber Choir | 3 Comments

Basement Records: A Story about Dino Pappas

Posted on 09/04/2015 by aratopouzian

Recently I was listening to the Fresh Air program on NPR and they had a great story about an author who wrote a book about collecting the most rare 78 RPM recordings from around the world. Recordings that would be over … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 78rpm, archives, Armenian, cassettes, cds, collecting, collection, collector, Dino Pappas, Folk music, Greek, music, musicians, records, releases, remastered, turkish, vinyl | 5 Comments

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