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Kalachnikov de Agua

Msho Geghen – The Village of Moush (A lyric song from Moush)
Historic Armenia was a land of many rivers. In the village of Moush there are two brides who swim in the river and rise to the shores, shimmering like pomegranate seeds. In the fields, a man rides down to fetch his love and enter the waters. In the village of Moush there are two rivers, one Murad and one Meghraked, which flow down and join in the river Yeprad, (the Euphrates).


Msho Geghen - The Village of Moush

Ретрит по развитию устойчивой доброжелательности к себе (и другим) с помощью психопрактик индо-тибетской традиции буддизма (26 - 28 апреля 2024). Ведущий – Лобсанг Тенпа.

Ретрит по развитию доброты к себе

Медитация 1 – Четыре вопроса

Donig Yar

Immensity - Another masterpiece of Moldavian Instrumental music, composed by one of the founders of contemporary patriotic and popular music of Republic of Moldova - Ion Aldea Teodorovici. 
And interesting fact is that since it's original release in the the 70's - this is the first official remake of the song. 
Panflute - Constantin Moscovici
Saxophone - Sandu Arcus
Production & mixing - Elias Tadeus
2013

Constantin Moscovici - Imensitate

The brides of Mokks have come, their hair woven with golden threads, their faces glowing like moonlit mountaintops. 
An older melody in the traditional Mokks dialect begins the song and is overtaken by its more popular variation. The song concludes with a haunting return to the original melody, in which the brides face the absence of waiting grooms.

Mokks, now called  Bahçesaray in Turksih, was a district of Old Armenia, which in 1915, the year of the Armenian genocide, incorporated 60 villages.

Seven Springs 20151121

Mogats Harsner

Brief 1: Tender Hope

Ballad That Wind Whispered

Musical style: "Music is a fairy tale." Fascinating, full of miracle and magic, deep associative music.

Music of the soul, love and light. Music that gives peace, spiritual development and creative growth. Music in which everyone will find for themselves a piece of fairy tale and happiness.

The sounds of the harp help to get in touch with your own essence, pulse and rhythm, and contribute to the transformation and self-structuring.

Harp vibrations restore disturbed harmony in the body, reconfigure a person emotionally, replacing a depressed state with joy.

Repertoire: author's compositions of a magical mood.

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Harp's Fairytales

Dance of Unicorns

Dreams of Salamander

Zulal Armenian A Cappella Folk Trio

In Armenian, Zulal means “clear water.” Zulal, the a cappella trio, aims to create music that is like clear water—fluid, clean and unconfined. The group takes Armenia’s village folk melodies and weaves intricate arrangements that pay tribute to the rural roots of the music while introducing a sophisticated lyricism and energy.

Zulal’s singers, Teni Apelian, Yeraz Markarian and Anaïs Tekerian have been singing together since 2002. The trio has performed in such esteemed venues as the Getty Museum, Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall, New York’s Symphony Space and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts along with performances for Cirque du Soleil, the Near East Foundation and the Silk Road Project.


Mogats Harsner

Zulal A Cappella Trio

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