Eternity And A Day, Eleni Karaindrou At Concert Hall Of Athens

From MVF Band's "Folk Fusion" album.

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Composer: Miqayel Voskanyan

Miqayel Voskanyan - tar
Eduard Harutyunyan - percusion
Arman Peshtmaljyan - keyboards
Movses Ebejyan - drums
David Melkonyan - sax
Gurgen Ebejyan - bass

Nudity - MVF Band

Zbigniew Preisner - Conversation with Father

A lot is happening in my life at this moment. Sometimes for me music is a way to escape all the stuff, that makes life complicated. I started working on this new ep and had a lot of emotions and thoughts, which were in need of some form of expression. I really hope you liike my compositions, because I put a lot of love, time and work into these. From writing to playing the tracks in a recording environment - I did everything on my own! :) 

Special thanks to DSN Audiprodukion for recording, mixing and mastering!

What do you feel when you hear this music?

Things We Can Not Change

"Vocatio Abrahae" (The Calling of Abraham) is a two-hour symphonic odyssey, divided into 12 main parts (plus optional postlude), designed for performance or sectional listening. Inspired by the Romantic tradition of programmatic music, it follows the biblical patriarch Abraham as a metaphor for radical faith — leaving home, journeying through trials, receiving divine promises, interceding for others, and ultimately facing the supreme test at Mount Moriah.

The work begins with a brooding Call in Ur, grows into the restless Journey, expands in wonder under the Starry Promise, and erupts into conflict in the War of Kings. A solemn Covenant passage anchors the symphony in sacred ritual, before turning toward the playful Hospitality at Mamre and the tragic shadows of Sodom’s Cry.

The final two sections, The Ascent to Moriah and The Sacrifice of Isaac, are the emotional and spiritual summit of the symphony: an immense meditation on obedience, anguish, and redemption. Here, motifs from earlier movements return, transformed into radiant light as the angel intervenes and the promise of faith is fulfilled.

The Postlude closes the journey with a gentle pastoral benediction, leaving the listener in peace after the storm.

Movement II – Vision Beneath the Stars - Part II-A: Andante Tranquillo

Composer: Khachik Yeghoyan
Arrangement & mix: Vahan Nahapetyan
Recording: Hmayak Rostomyan (Ardini Studio)

Eternity And A Day, Eleni Karaindrou At Concert Hall Of Athens

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