Souren Baronian Taksim, – Ocean Algae, 2002, CD_J-003
All compositions by Souren Baronian except track 5, by Gregg Teriizzi
Carlee Records, NYC, Produced by Sudan Baronian, © 2002.
Recorded at Everdell Studios Hillsdale, New Jersey, USA
Hye Inspiration, – 2008. Sudan Baronian, Bob Tashjian & John Tarpinian. Artwork by Kevork Mourad.
Well, it seems like it’s taken years to finish the CD, and for good reason it has! In fact, when we started this thing vinyl records were still hip! Well, it hasn’t been quite that long but it sure did feel like it I think it was worth the wait and hopefully you listeners will agree?
Datevik made her first recording at the age of 11 with Harold Arlen’s song It’s Only a Paper Moon. Thereafter, music and song became her focal point and her life’s raison d’être. While continuing her musical education in the field of conducting, Datevik also embarked on performance tours in Europe, the United States, Asia, and Africa. She juggled participation in well-known jazz festivals with solo performances, movies, and teaching. By 1979 this rising song star had earned the title of “The First Lady Of Jazz” in the Soviet Union, which she maintained for nine consecutive years. It was during that time that her solo albums—“Day Dream,” “Concerto For Voice & Orchestra,” and “Doors”–were recorded. Leaving everything behind, Datevik relocated to the United States.
Souren Baronian Taksim, – Near East Far West, 1998, CD_F-004
Recorded at: Pyramind, SF, August 1994 and Laughing
TigerStudios, San Rafael, CA, August 1997, USA
J. ARMEN – Plan B, 2003, CD_R-001
Recorded at: Crystal Digital Studios, New York, USA
Produced by J.ARMEN
LILIT PIPOYAN – Blue Flower, 2006, On Sale! New Release
2006, © & ® Lilit Pipoyan
Recorded in VEM and Brevis Studios, Yerevan.
Produced by Lilit Pipoyan, in 2006.
Piano Pictures for Four hands. Music Sheets. By Komitas motifs.
Scores by Naira Khachatryan, Ani Yeghiazaryan, © 2002.
Publisher: “KOMITAS” Publishing House, 2002.
To all the children who inspired its creation – Haig and Satineh, Alejandro, Zareh, Adrine and Areg, Haroutune and Samuel, Ghevond, Vardouhi and Marie, Eva, Simon and Richard, Cyrus, Perrin, David and Erik, Nicolas and Maxime, and all the other little angels who breathe so much love and warmth into our lives.
Souren Baronian, Transition – Desert Winds, 2002 (Middle Eastern and Beyond)
People say the world is getting smaller. But as physical distance makes less difference, the ways of other parts of the world become more accessible, so the cultural world of each of us is really getting bigger!
