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Traditional Crossroads
2002 /
New York
Komitas (Composer)
Sayat Nova (Composer)
Nerses Shnorhali (Author)
St. Grigor Narekatsi (Author)
Khachatur Nersesian (Composer)
Daniel Ghazaryan (Composer)
Gusan Havasi (Composer)
Harold G. Hagopian (Producer)
Music /
Folk /
Duduk
Tracks
1:
Anush Garun, Ghazaryan
2:
Kani Voor Jan Im, Sayat Nova
3:
Shiraki, folk dance
4:
Algyaz-Khnki Tsar, Komitas
5:
Vardani Mor Voghb, Medieval Song
6:
Yaylavor Yar, Havasi
7:
Akhalqalaqi, Folk Dance
8:
Knir Im Balik, Folk Lullaby
9:
Hayots Aghcheekner, Folk Song
10:
Shustar, Eastern Classical Makam
11:
Krngeli, Folk Dance
12:
Aravot Luso, Shnorhali
13:
Spasum, Nersisyan
14:
Havun, Havun, Narekatsi
15:
Tasghik Es, Folk Dance
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The earthy, haunted voice of the ancient Armenian wind instrument known as the duduk has dominated Armenian folk music for over a thousand years and transfixed modern listeners far beyond the Caucasus. Gevorg Dabaghyan, one of Armenia’s greatest duduk players, brings a rich delicacy and power to his interpretations of both folk and liturgical music, performing most recently on the movie soundtrack of Atom Egoyan’s Ararat, and in concerts in Europe and the USA with the world with cellist Yo-Yo Ma as part of the Silk Road Concerts.
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