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Wrote what? Who? lol.. 
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If you want the real traditional stuff...
Buy these CD-s
The recordings of Hovannes Badalian, Ophelia Hambartsumian, Rouben Matevosian (the early stuff....sadly, the best is only on tape) and Varduhi Khachatrian should give you a taste of REAL Armenian music.
Then there is the other kind of REAL Armenian music...the koosanagan genre, which is the songs of the ministrels, the most famous of them being of course Sayat Nova. I'd recommend this CD.
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If you use MSN messenger, I can send a few Badalian songs to you (and one Matevosian). Most of my music is not on computer though.Comment
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try sayat nova, some nune- she has alot old folk music on her cd's, and alla levonyan too..
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Yea, but Nuné will use non-traditional instruments also, in most of her songs actually. Same with Alla.Originally posted by angelik22try sayat nova, some nune- she has alot old folk music on her cd's, and alla levonyan too..
I like em both anyways.
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i agree, they adopt a jazz sort of genre when theyre redoing most of the musicComment
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The minute I pay off my credit cards a little I'm buying these. Thanks a lot man.Originally posted by Baron DantsIf you want the real traditional stuff...
Buy these CD-s
The recordings of Hovannes Badalian, Ophelia Hambartsumian, Rouben Matevosian (the early stuff....sadly, the best is only on tape) and Varduhi Khachatrian should give you a taste of REAL Armenian music.
Then there is the other kind of REAL Armenian music...the koosanagan genre, which is the songs of the ministrels, the most famous of them being of course Sayat Nova. I'd recommend this CD.
http://narek-store.com/shop/SearchRe...xid=85R533Z6HO"All I know is I'm not a Marxist." -Karl MarxComment
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No problem!
The minute I get a credit card, or convince a family member to use theirs, I'm spending a little fortune on that website..Comment
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Baron, would you happen to have the lyrics to Hayrenik?Comment
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Hayrenik? loooooooooool!!!
Which one?
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