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Aram Khachaturian - Armenian Classical

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    Aram Khachaturian - Armenian Classical

    Why is "Sabre Dance" the only piece by our world-famous composer that most of Armenians ever heard? Khachaturian's wrote such passion-saturated, chest-pounding and erotic music that Shostakovich or Prokofiev never dreamed about. And we, Armenians, even Armenian classical music lovers, don't know much of his compositions. We listen to Mozart, who was BAD composer and died late, not early!
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    Speak for yourself Gayaneh by khachaturian is quite famous amongs armenians, and so is komitas music, and spendarian, babadjanian ev aylen.Or maybe you haven't hear d of them? Overall not that many young people listen to Classical music these days.
    Last edited by Tres Bien; 01-16-2005, 08:47 AM.

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      i love Aram Khachaturian... i have many of his CDs... and he even wrote a piece called Nuneh! lol! sooooooo, for some reason i love that too!... he is a genius! his music is so practical and yet so rich with feeling and passion...

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        komitas music, and spendarian, babadjanian ev aylen.Or maybe you haven't heard of them?
        Why did you have to say that?

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          I think most of Gayane is very well known among Armenians, as well as his Violin Concerto.

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            Oops, wrong thread...

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              i've never heard of "sabre dance"
              currently,....i'm trying to learn a piano duo with my friend, by aram khachaturian....it's nice, but extremely hard! it's gonna take me over a year to learn it!

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                that is good...so wich one is it youre gonna to play?saber dance is very famous so im surprised you havent heard of it...
                Last edited by Tres Bien; 02-27-2005, 04:39 PM.

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                  honestly....I HAVE NO CLUE what it's called...and currently...i have no intentions of going to the living room and checkin out its title! but its a duet!

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                    ok Khachaturian hasn't got that many piano duets that is why i was asking! I've played daber dance in a piano duet so it could very well be that pieace

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