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Armenian Dances is a for, written by (1921–2005). It is a four-movement suite, of which Armenian Dances (Part I) comprises the first movement and Armenian Dances (Part II) comprises the remaining three. Each part consists of a number of from the collection of (1869–1935), an Armenian. Part I [ ] Armenian Dances (Part I) was completed in the summer of 1972 and first performed by the Symphonic Band on January 10, 1973. The piece is dedicated to Dr., the director of that ensemble.

The work includes five distinct sections: • Tzirani Tzar ( The Tree) (. 1–29) (Broadly, and sustained), which opens the piece, begins with a short and runs in the.

This sentimental song consists of three related melodies. • Gakavi Yerk ( The 's Song) (mm. 30–68) (Con moto), an original composition by Vardapet in common time, has a simple melody which is first stated in the woodwinds and then repeated by the brass. Its simple, delicate melody was intended for a children’s choir and is symbolic of that bird’s tiny steps.

• Hoy, Nazan Eem ( Hoy, My Nazan) (mm. 69–185) (Allegretto non troppo) is a lively dance, mostly in 5/8, which naturally imposes an unusual pattern of —the notes repeatedly change from 3+2 per bar to 2+3 eighth notes per bar. In this song, a young man sings the praises of his beloved, named Nazan. 186–223) (Broadly, with expression), a folk song named for a mountain in Armenia, is a broad and majestic song in 3/4 time; it serves as a contrast to the fast, upbeat songs that come both before and after. • Gna, Gna ( Go, Go) (mm. 224–422) (Allegro vivo con fuoco) is a very fast, delightful, and humorous laughing-song in 2/4 time; it builds in volume and speed until the exciting conclusion of the piece.

Part II [ ] Armenian Dances (Part II) was again dedicated to Dr. Harry Begian, and was premiered on April 4, 1976 in Urbana, Illinois by the University of Illinois Symphonic Band, Dr. Begian conducting. Part II consists of three movements, each based upon a single Armenian folk song. A lyrical song in which a young man implores the mountains to send a breeze to rid him of his woes. It is a deeply moving song in which the delicate melodic line encompasses a wide range of expression.

Hov Arek means 'come, breeze;' however, on the score Dr. Reed put the translation as 'The Peasant's Plea.' A female Armenian name.

It was originally arranged for soprano with mixed chorus by Gomidas Vartabed. In this energetic, light-hearted dance song, a joyous Armenian village scene is depicted in which two young people meet and marry. This song is characterized by its vital rhythmic patterns. Reed subtitled this movement as 'Wedding Dance.' • Lorva Horovel. The original music has a complex improvisational melody which was extensively researched by Vartabed. Fluch Der Karibik 4 Musik Downloaden.

Miss Pooja New Song 2014 Hd Download more. In its rich rhythmic and melodic structure, it reveals elements dating back to Pre-Christian times. The song is connected with the farmer and his physical and spiritual being during his work. It is the immediate result of his labor, with his pleas to the oxen and his exclamations while plowing.