"Vostan Hayots"


"Vostan Hayots", a pioneer of the national movement of the 1980s, is one of the longest-lasting rock groups in Armenian reality. "It was only one step from the stage to the battlefield," admits Areg Nazaryan, the founder of the group. Remembering their concerts, he remembers how after the concert in Stepanakert, it was impossible to bring back the musical instruments and equipment. In the rehearsal room, the members of the rock band "Vostan Hayots" also talk about their future plans.

"Gata" band


With original interpretations of Armenian folk music, the "Gata" band has a large audience of listeners. The band's setlist is multi-genre, from lullaby to patriotic, gusan to spiritual. The band's videos are also original, straight from the rehearsal room to the Internet.

"Berd" dance ensemble


With more than 50 years of history, the Berd dance ensemble has performed solo concerts on various stages of the world, participated in festivals and competitions, and won high awards. Although the composition of the ensemble has changed several times, the face and adopted principles have remained unchanged.

Rosen Tal


In the Armenian rock environment, the name of the progressive rock group "Rozen Tal" is often mentioned. The musicians have known each other for a long time, have performed in various projects, and have been working in a new group for a year. They have already managed to make recordings, perform in Yerevan clubs, work on new works.

"Echmiadzin" Choir


The "Echmiadzin" Choir of the Gevorgyan Theological Seminary was created two years ago, managed to measure its strength at the international festival and take a prize place. The 16-person polyphonic choir consists of second through sixth grade students. In addition to spiritual works, the boys also perform classical and folk works.

Artsakh ayaner ensemble


In 2017, the Artsakh ayaner ensemble formed in Stepanakert brought to life on stage the image of the great mother of the great age, who sings songs in the Artsakh dialect, blesses and speaks in parables. After being forcibly displaced from Artsakh, the ensemble works with greater zeal.

"Khazer" Choir


This year, the "Khazer" choir is preparing to make the transition from volunteer to professional. For that, the members of the group are negotiating with the producers, trying to find money. The choir was formed in 2013. Performs national classical music based on Komitas school.

The presentation of the book "Mural paintings of the Holy Mother of God Monastery of Akhtala" was held


In the Komitas Museum Institute, the presentation of the book "Mural paintings of Holy Mother of God Monastery of Akhtala" by Rev. Fr. Hetum Tarverdyan. Father Hetum is the spiritual pastor of Akhtala and neighboring villages of Gugark Diocese. Having served for years in the Holy Mother of God church of Akhtala in Pghndzahank, he noticed that there is a need to present to people the plots of the rich frescoes of the sanctuary, to understand their theological and ritual meanings.

The Melancholy of "Dogma"


Uncertainty, sadness, low mood; how the song "Melancholia" was created, the authors tell.

"Ethno colors", "Vai Babo"


Many have heard the song "Vai Babo" by "Ethno colors" group in Tigranakert dialect, and you will know what it is about by watching the history of the song.

Vigen Hovsepyan, "I'm calling, come, come"


Singer and guitarist Vigen Hovsepyan, famous for performing folk songs, presented the story of the song "I'm calling, come, come" at our pavillion.

"Pailmoon" group, "Lullaby"


According to the musicians of the "Pailmoon" band, the idea and mood of the song is a lullaby, "but it's hard to find someone who can fall asleep to this song," the guys joke. The musicians of the "Pailmoon" group presented their "Lullaby" at our pavillion.