Ajemyan Vardan

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Ajemyan Vardan (Alexander)
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Armenian: Աճեմյան Վարդան Ալեքսանդրի
Russian: Аджемян Вардан Александрович
Born: 27.04.1958
Yerevan, Armenia
Description:
Composer.


Biography

Was born on April 27, 1958 in Yerevan, Armenia.

Education

Work Activity

  • In 1978 got engaged in pedagogy.
  • In 1978 opened a musical class at the school of the village Kanakeravan, Nairi.
  • In 1986-1988 taught at the music school after Hekimyan Alexander.
  • In 1995-2003 taught at the Sayat-Nova Music School.
  • Since 1987 has taught instrumentation and instrumentology at the Yerevan State Conservatory.
  • In 1995 became the head of the department of creativity at the Yerevan State Conservatory.

Works

  • Three plays for the piano, 1973
  • Five plays for the piano, 1975
  • Sonata N1 for the flute and piano, 1975
  • Sonata N1 for the piano, 1975
  • Polyphonic sonata N2 for the piano, 1976
  • "The Death of Kikos", opera, 1978
  • "Baghdasar-Aghbar", unfinished opera, based on the comedy "Five Romances" by Paronyan Hakob, the authors of the words are Teryan Vahan and Mahari Gurgen, 1979
  • "Ballad of a Soldier" for the sound and chamber orchestra, based on Mahari's texts, 1980
  • Symphonic poem, 1980
  • Concerto for the soprano, mossosoprano and orchestra, 1981
  • Concerto for the orchestra, 1981
  • Concerto for the piano, mossosoprano and orchestra, 1982
  • Sonata for the alt-flute and cello, 1983
  • Sonata N2 for the flute and piano, 1984
  • Vocal series "Armenia", the author of the words is Shiraz Hovhannes, 1985
  • Symphony N1, 1986
  • Piano trio N1, 1987
  • Soprano "Dedication", for the choir and organ, dedicated to the Catholicos of All Armenians Vazgen I, 1989
  • Symphony N2, for the great symphonic orchestra, dedicated to Ajemyan Alexander's memory, 1990
  • Sonata-fantasy, for the cello and piano, 1993
  • Lyric songs, the author of the words is Hovhannisyan H., 1993
  • Concerto, for the cello and orchestra, 1994
  • Sonata-poem, for the violin and piano, 1995
  • "Artametian Nights", the author of the words is Mahari Gurgen, 1995
  • "Festive Prelude", 1995
  • Concerto-fantasy, for the flute and orchestra, dedicated to Terteryan's memory,

1996

  • Poem "The Bells", for the piano, dedicated to his daughter Ajemyan Arus, 1996
  • "Unceasing Movement", for the piano, 1996
  • "Fantasy", for the tube and piano, 1998
  • Quintet for the piccolo-flute, tube, vibraphone, contrabass and piano, 1998
  • "Faith", for the choir and symphonic orchestra, 1998
  • Musical "The Twelfth Night", according to Shakespeare's homonymous play, 1999
  • Sonata N2 (Sonata-fantasy), for the piano, 1999
  • String quartet, dedicated to Saryan Ghazaros's memory, 1999
  • Developments on Sayat-Nova's songs for the string orchestra, 2000
  • "The Festive Prelude", for the chamber orchestra, 2000
  • Poem "Rubato", for the piano, 2000
  • "Faith" for the choir, 2000
  • "Poems of Spring and Love", for the soprano and string orchestra, according to Aghtamartsi Grigoris's poems, 2000
  • "Frescos", for the piano, dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of the adoption of Christianity in Armenia, 2001
  • Piano trio N2, 2003
  • Symphony N3, for the string orchestra, dedicated to Mirzoyan E., 2004
  • Concerto N2, for the piano and symphonic orchestra, 2006
  • Sonata "The Novel", for the alt and piano, 2007
  • "Adventure", for the alt-saxophone, piano and chamber orchestra, 2008
  • "Nine Views", for the piano, dedicated to Olivier Messiaen's memory, 2008
  • Piano quintet, 2009
  • Poem "Stones, Stones of Armenia", for the choir, according to Sahyan Hamo's homonymous poem, 2009
  • Poem "1915", for the choir, according to Paruyr Sevak's homonymous poem, 2011
  • Concerto-poem "Sound Theatre" for the piano and string orchestra, 2011
  • Sonata N2, for the violin and piano, 2014
  • Symphony N4, for the great symphonic orchestra, 2014

Achievements

  • In 1987 was awarded the prize of the Armenian Composers' Union for the chamber symphony and songs.
  • In 1993 was awarded the 2nd prize of the Cello-Concerto Competition.
  • In 1993-1994 was awarded the 1st prize of the Republican Competition of Pop Music.
  • Was awarded the prize of the Republican Competition "The Military Song", organized by the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Armenia.
  • In 2004 became a professor at the Yerevan State conservatory.
  • In 2010 became an honoured artist of the Republic of Armenia.

Other

See also

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