Mikael Ayrapetyan -Makar Ekmalian: Klavierwerke -Grand Piano CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. "Nocturne"

02. "Lied ohne Worte"
10 armenische Volkslieder

03. "Nr. 1 Heriq Ordeakq (Das reicht, Sohn)"

04. "Nr. 2 Chem krna khaha (Ich kann nicht spielen)"

05. "Nr. 3 Pzti tha (Kleiner Junge)"

06. "Nr. 4 Baher, duq kanancheceq (G?rten, werdet grün)"

07. "Nr. 5 Berdice dur ela, Alagyaz tesa (Als ich aus der Festung kam, sah ich Alagyaz)"

08. "Nr. 6 Hov areq, Sarer jan (Kühlt ab, die sch?nen Berge)"

09. "Nr. 7 Chakharyaq (Spinnrad) - Nr. 8 Zhohovrdakan (Geselliges Lied)"

10. "Nr. 9 Araz e heshtacel a (Araz ist zu Licht geworden - Wasser)"

11. "Nr. 10 Tsamtel (Dünnes Haar)"
3 armenische Volks-Esquissen

12. "Nr. 1 Esquisse Nr. 1"

13. "Nr. 2 Esquisse Nr. 2"

14. "Nr. 3 Esquisse Nr. 3"
Patarag (G?ttliche Liturgie) (bearb. von Mikael Ayrapetyan) (Auszug)

15. "Nr. 1 Horurd horin anhasanrskihbn (O, tiefes und unbegreifliches R?tsel)"

16. "Nr. 19 Surb, surb (Heiliger, Heiliger)"

17. "Nr. 23a Amen, Hayr erknavor (Amen, Vater im Himmel)"

18. "Nr. 23b Hoki Astuco (Der Geist Gottes)"

19. "Nr. 9 Marmin Terunakan (Leib Christi)"

20. "Nr. 27 Hayr mer (Vater unser)"

21. "Nr. 28 Ev end hogvo qu (Zusammen mit deinem Geiste)"

22. "Nr. 29-30a Miayn surb (Nur Heiligkeit)"

23. "Nr. 31a Ter vohormya (Guter Himmel)"

24. "Nr. 30c Amen Hayr Surb (Amen, heiliger Vater)"

25. "Nr. 31c Ter vohormya (Guter Himmel)"

26. "Nr. 32 Orhnyal e Astuac (Gesegnet sei Gott)"

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Works By Makar Ekmalian

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Piano Works by Mikael Ayrapetyan, released 7 January 2022. This version of Piano Works comes as a 1xCD. - WORKS BY MAKAR EKMALIAN

Makar Grigori Ekmalian, a student of Rimsky-Korsakov, played a significant role in the development of Armenian music in the 19th and 20th centuries, expanding it's genre boundaries and contributing to the formation of a new national musical language. The folk-song arrangements represent Ekmalian's skill in blending Armenian lyrical expressiveness with European stylistic colors. His magnum opus, the Patarag (Divine Liturgy) was canonized in 1895, and is still in use by the Armenian Church today. This album of world première recordings by the acclaimed Armenian pianist Mikael Ayrapetyan are performed from the composer's unpublished manuscripts.

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GP894

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