Gevorg Emin, Songbook I

GEVORG EMIN – Songbook I, 2005, Gevorg Emin (September 30, 1918 – June 11, 1998) was an Armenian poet, essayist, and translator, was born Gevorg Muradian, the son of a school teacher, in the town of Ashtarak.

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List of Tracks: Time
1. Yerevan Gazelle -3:40
2. Dear Mother - 5:18
3. Your Hands -4:50
4. Afraid to Love Me -3:04
5. Striptease -3:59
6. Gazelle -5:06
7. Snow -5:37
8. Fly, Crane! -5:58
9. Premonition -4:41
10. Yerevan -4:23
11. Yes and No -0:25
Total time: 47:01
Produced by: Artashes Emin © 2005 ,
Manufactured by SONY DADC
Recorded at: "Asparez", "Ardini", "VEM", "Quad Tech", "Time Report", Ardzaganq" studios from 1983-2004.

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Gevorg Emin (September 30, 1918 – June 11, 1998) was an Armenian poet, essayist, and translator, was born Gevorg Muradian, the son of a school teacher, in the town of Ashtarak. In 1927, his family left Ashtarak and moved to Yerevan, the capital of then Soviet Armenia…

In school, Emin met Armenia’s leading poet Yegishe Charents, who died in 1937 in a Soviet prison. Emin recalls in his preface to For You on New Year’s Day:

Today if I write instead of building canals and power plants it is due to two things: the impact of meeting Yeghishe Charents, and second, the touch of ancient manuscripts at the Matenadaran library where I worked as a student and could read and hold the magnificent old manuscripts from the fifth through the eighteenth centuries…

Emin’s roots as a poet are deeply embedded in the culture and the physical landscape of the country he grew up in. To this is added his extensive reading of modern poetry, especially French symbolist poets, and his enduring faith in the power of poetry. From 1941 to 1945, Emin fought (and was wounded) in World War II. His poetry makes no specific references to his own war experiences but often refers to the Armenian Genocide…

Read more in www.wikipedia.org

Performers are:
Zaruhi Babayan & Arthur Ispirian -01; Arthur Ispirian -02; Emma Petrosian -03;
Harout Pambuoukjian -04; Ara Martirossian-05; Forsh-06;
Aramo-07; Shoushan Petrossian-08; Mikael Poghossian-09;
Goga & Sirusho-10; Gagik Ghazareh-11
Musicians:
Piano- Vahagn Hayrapetian -2,6,7
Guitar- Karo Sarafian -1, Hagob Dzahgatspanian-3, Arthur Sohgoyan-6,7,8,9
Bass- Vardan Araqelian -8, Aram Karapetian -9
 Violin- Garegin Ter-Sargsyan, Tsolak Vardazarian -3, Sona Azarian, Nune Antashian, Hagob Adamian, Ruben Adamian -6
Viola- Hovhannes Avagian-3, Asthgik Gajzoyan-6
Cello- Nikohgayos Vardanian -3,8, Stepan Hovsepian-6
Acoustic Bass- Nikohgayos Vardanian -2,6,7
Sax:- Armen Hyusnunts -1,7
Blul- Levon Tevanian -3
Vibe- Tigran Peshtmajian -7
Drums- Alexander Grigorian -1, Alexander Ahgamian -2, Arman Jalalyan -6,7, Edward Harutyunian -8, Tigran Suchian -9
Background vocal- Lusineh Mkrtumyan, Marina Asatryan-5, Shushan Petrossian, Tigran Petrossian -8
Sinthesizer- Khachatur Sahakian -1, Ara Torossian-5, Samvel Hovhannisian-8
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