Gor Hovhannisyan - Ensemble St. Machar

Jesus on the Mainline - Play on N1M

Concerto for Easter

Dear Friends
The 2 Songs: ''My Father's House'' and ''The Waiting of the Dead'' are recorded in July 1, 2021, The piano part is played by a wonderful pianist Anna Adamyan. The recording is made by Sergey Gasparyan.
The Gabrayil songs are an old recording. The piano part in them was played by Mariam Kharatyan, she lives now in Norway.
The Album: ''Music for Strings'' is now complete, I put it on Youtube: YouTube
If you wish to download my works, please leave me a message, and I will send you the work you wish to the email address you give me, for free.
I am now working on my Viola Concerto. Please, write your comments for our work, they are very welcome!
With the Best Regards
Gor

Dear Friends! Thank you for listening and liking my tracks. I am trying now to arrange the selling of them through the Internet, I hope it works.
The Ascension Songs are my last work written in USA, and my last student work. It was written after our trip to Minneapolis in the Spring 2003, with the ASU Wind Orchestra. We played works by Bill Frisell, Howard Yermish and Stephen Hartke in between the pieces played by the Wind Orchestra. I loved that place, especially the University of Minnesota, with its tunnel, and it was the funniest trip I ever had. The beginning of the Song #3 is an old Armenian Ascension chant (Որ համբարձաւն այսօր). The performers are: Anna Margaryan, Ivetta Korkina, Gor Hovhannisyan, Armine Petrosyan, Armen Hovakimyan.
I have also recorded the viola part in the song ''The Touch Of Your Hem'' by Robert Fechter from: https://www.n1m.com/threeup
It is a great song, and I hope we will post it soon.

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen! Thank you for being with us. In the last three songs posted on this site, the performers are: Hovhannes Papikyan, oboe; Gor Hovhannisyan, viola; Varduhi Minasyan, piano. The recording has been made form a concert in Yerevan, Armenia, in 2010, but the work was written in US, in 2002, and it contains the impressions from the Arizona desert in the Fall, with it's beautiful flowers and coyotes. Only the beginning of the second song is a later addition, it depicts the real Jordan river, in Jordan, where we played a concert with great singer Julia Boutros.

St. Hripsime was from the Roman nobility, leaving in the link. She was persecuted for her Christian belief. With her 40 friends, she fled to Jerusalem, and after, to Armenia, where they were martyred. On this recording, the performers are: Anna Margaryan and Arusyak Hekimyan, violins; Armine Petrosyan, cello.