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	Phenomenon of violinist Markov - Turkish Daily News Feb 20, 2005
		Markov, the son of a concert violinist father, was born in the Moscow of the old U.S.S.R. He received an invitation at the age of 14 to train under the legendary Jasha Heifetz and immigrated to the United States with his family in 1982, becoming a U.S. citizen in the process.
		Katchaturian's "Violin Concerto," to my mind, is one of the most brilliant compositions in romantic music literature, and its moving rendition roused the audience to its feet with a full house on the evening of Feb. 11.
		Katchaturian (1903-1978) started writing his concerto in 1938, completed it during the war in 1940 and dedicated it to the great David Oistrakh.
	turkishdailynews.com.tr /article.php?enewsid=6285 (760 words)

	Khachaturian
		LP Columbia 33CX 1303: Philharmonia Orchestra, Aram Khachaturian (cond)
		LP Decca SXL 6000: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Aram Khachaturian (cond)
		LP Decca SXL 6001: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Aram Khachaturian (cond)
	home.wanadoo.nl /ovar/kachcata.htm (5222 words)

	Dance Service: Aram Katchaturian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Aram IƖyich Khachaturian was born in TifƖis, Georgia (country), then a part of ImperiaƖ Russia (now TbiƖisi, Georgia (country)) to a poor Armenia n famiƖy (the infƖuence of Armenian foƖk music is prominent in his work).
		In his youth, he was fascinated by the music he heard around him, but at first he did not study music or Ɩearn to read it.
		Aram IƖich Khachaturian (Armenian Ɩanguage : Արամ Խաչատրյ #1377;ն, Aram Xačatryan; Russian Ɩanguage : Аpaм Ильич Xaчaтypян, Aram IƖ'ič Hačaturjan) (June 6, 1903 – May 1, 1978) was a composer of european cƖassicaƖ music.
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	Khatchaturian
		Aram Khatchaturian, an Armenian composer, was born in Tiflis in 1903.
		He began composing almost as soon as he had learned the rudiments, and in a few years achieved considerable popularity in the Soviet Union, scoring his first great success with his Symphony, written in 1934, He won the Stalin Prize twice, and was awarded the Order of Lenin.
		The music of Katchaturian has been profoundly influenced by the folk songs and dances of Armenia.
	members.cox.net /fry202/khatchat.htm (160 words)

	On Screen@Ellsworth American.com \|
		A native of China, the 24-year-old has been in the United States for seven years, at least when he was not on the road somewhere in the world.
		The music is derivative of Armenian folk repertoire with highly punctuated rhythms and improvisatory melodies but its attraction lies in the brilliant orchestration and total exploitation of the violin as an instrument.
		The orchestra’s role in the Katchaturian was very, very good, as indeed it was in the Shostakovich that followed.
	www.ellsworthamerican.com /archive/2005/03-10-05/ea_news10_03-10-05.html (868 words)

	News-Web Aram Katchaturian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Aram Ilich Khachaturian (Armenian language : Արամ Խաչատրյ #1377;ն, Aram Xačatryan; Russian language : Аpaм Ильич Xaчaтypян, Aram Il'ič Hačaturјan) (June 6, 1903 – May 1, 1978) was a composer of european classical music.
		Aram Ilyich Khachaturian was born in Tiflis, Georgia (country), then a part of Imperial Russia (now Tbilisi, Georgia (country)) to a poor Armenia n family (the influence of Armenian folk music is prominent in his work).
		In his youth, he was fascinated by the music he heard around him, but at first he did not study music or learn to read it.
	ia_lsf.ia.domain-list.info (688 words)

	Oehmsclassics: Shaboyan, Sona - Piano Music from Armenia (World Premiere Recordings)
		Her CD exclusively comprises works of Armenian composers, such as Aram Katchaturian, Robert Andreasian, Georgy Saradian, Alexander Arutiunian, Arno Babachanian, Eduard Mirsoian and Ruben Sargsian.
		The works of Aram Katchaturian, however, significantly influenced the development of Armenian piano music with their dynamic, flamboyant and flashy colors derived from a distinct concertante style: the famous Toccata (1932) represents the beginning of the new Armenian school of piano music.
		Aram Katchachurian (1903—1978) was a composer and professor at the Moscow Conservatory.
	www.oehmsclassics.de /cd.php?formatid=196&sprache=eng (1552 words)

	Music ~ Dreaming ~ DVD
		One has to admire the discipline and dedication it took her to dream and then to make that dream become a reality.
		"Katchaturian's music is deeply rooted in the folklore of his native Armenia.
		The ballet Spartacus could be described as a monumental historical drama and made Khachaturian one of the Soviet Union's most highly honored composers."
	www.andrerieufans.com /DVD/dreaming_dvd.htm (3523 words)

	Ladies
		The 20-year-old reeled off a triple Lutz and then a triple toe - triple toe loop - double loop combination, but she over-rotated the second triple and two-footed the loop.
		Sokolova later attempted a triple Salchow - half loop - triple loop sequence in her dynamic program set to "Masquerade Suite" by Aram Katchaturian, but stepped out of the last jump.
		The judges awarded her marks up to 5.8 for technique, and for presentation.
	www.iceskatingintnl.com /archive/results/cor00l.htm (792 words)

	WNYC - Evening Music: Bach to Katchaturian (June 06, 2006)
		Tonight, Nikolaus Harnoncourt and Concentus Musicus Wien serve up a sampling from J.S. Bach's masterwork in the genre, the Brandenburg Concertos.
		Also, a birthday salute to Armenian composer Aram Katchaturian, born on this date in 1903.
		We'll hear a recording from 1963 of his "Gayenne Ballet Suit" with the Vienna Philharmonic; the composer himself conducts.
	www.wnyc.org /shows/eveningmusic/episodes/2006/06/06 (199 words)

	Santa Paula Times: Rose Ann Jones visits music class
		She brought her electronic keyboard and an array of dolls.
		Jones presented “Adventures of Ivan,” a 20th century composition by Armenian composer Aram Katchaturian.
		Each part was illustrated by her dolls, dressed in beautiful outfits which she had sewn herself.
	www.santapaulatimes.com /news/archivestory.php/aid/8031/Rose_Ann_Jones_visits_music_class.html (242 words)

	John West: Organist \| Bio
		He has been clinician for many workshops, including Augsburg Fortress Music Publishers in 2001 and most recently for the 2004 National Convention of the American Guild of Organists.
		John has played all the major symphonic organ and orchestra compositions including the Symphonie Concertante by Joseph Jongen, Concerto for Organ, Strings and Tympani by Frances Poulenc, and many not-so-well-known pieces such as Aram Katchaturian’s Symphony #3, for Orchestra, Organ and 15 Trumpets.
		In conjunction with all of his classical keyboard events, church work and vocal involvement, John has two published choral works.
	www.jdoubleu.com /organbio.html (522 words)

	DoveSong.com -- The Centuries - 20th Century
		Until the actual break with 20th Century negative musical tradition by the so-called minimalists beginning in 1960, the power of discord and the persuasion of the serial composers and their proponents was so strong that even those who continued to write music based on tonality incorporated discords in their music.
		While much of the music of Russian composer Aram Katchaturian remained pure (he wrote a beautiful violin concerto, piano concerto and the Masquerade and Gayne suites for Orchestra), the music of his contemporaries Prokofiev and Schostokovich was infused with discord, jagged and nervous harmonies and generally unpleasant emotions.
		Composers who did not stray much from the path of tonality include Howard Hanson (whose masterpiece of Romantic music is his 2nd symphony), Alan Hovhaness, Ralph Vaughan-Williams, Benjamin Britten, Henry Cowell, Lou Harrison, Hindemith, Neilson, Carl Orff (Carmina Burana and the Shulwerk), and let us not forget Leroy Anderson and George Gershwin.
	www.dovesong.com /centuries/Ostracized.asp (2586 words)

	All About Jazz \| Email This Article
		To this reviewer's ears, organ jazz has a nose of unfiltered cigarettes and scotch whiskey and a bottom of late nights and early mornings.
		David Rosenthal, in his tome, Hard Bop: Jazz and Black Music 1955 to 1965 perfectly captures this in saying, “Jazz as 'high art' has always drawn sustenance from jazz as 'folk art' (not unlike most Russian and Hungarian classical music, e.g., Aram Katchaturian and Bele Bartok).
		Often it's not clear which is 'better.' The classic comparison is between Duke Ellington and Count Basie, who was less 'highbrow' yet equally sublime....” This collection goes a long way in bridging this perceived gap while maintaining a firm Hard Bop identity.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article_email.php?id=2843 (580 words)

	Amazon.com: Khachaturian: Spartacus; Masquerade Suite for orchestra No1-5: Music: Armen Mesrobian,Mikhail Mikhaylovich ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Khachaturian: Gayaneh & Spartacus Suites ~ Aram Khachaturian
		Tjeknavorian is terrific in this admirable tour de force along the most representative works of this unforgettable colorist composer Aram Katchaturian (1905-1978)
		I thought that the last word in The Suite Gayaneh came from an old vynil recording of Efrem Kurtz the New York Philarmonic in those fifties, but I still remember how wondered I was when I listened this version thanks to a friend who love the Russian music.
	www.amazon.com /Khachaturian-Spartacus-Masquerade-Suite-orchestra/dp/B0000030SQ (868 words)

	Latin American Music Center Events: 1996: Xroads Concert July 13
		Galina and Julia Turkina, the best known piano duo in Russia, have played together for fifty-six years.
		They worked with composers Sergei Prokofiev, Dmitri Shostakovitch, Aram Katchaturian and others.
		In 1994 I met them at the Moscow Conservatory of Music where I was teaching at the Theremin Center for Electro-Acoustic Music.
	www.music.indiana.edu /som/lamc/events/1996/xroads/concerts/concert_july13a.html (1909 words)

	HIGH BIAS -- Album Reviews
		The violin-heavy quartet avoids the quagmire of seriousness that drowns most proggers, especially those inclined toward instrumentals, by reclaiming a long-lost playfulness.
		That originals like "Hot Water" and "Accelerations" stand up to the timeless wit of Aram Katchaturian's "Sabre Dance" is hot fudge on the blintzes.
		Long-suffering North Carolina quintet Leadfoot's third album won't make you forget the likes of Down or American Dog—or even Molly Hatchet—but it's solid enough Southern rawk, the kind that makes more sense on stage after a few Budweisers than it does on the stereo during a pot party.
	highbias.com /reviews/20040104_short1.html (993 words)

	The Weeping Meadow
		Apart from eighteen movies, she has also composed music for a dozen stage plays and ten television series.
		Performed by a small ethnic-sounding ensemble that features, among other instruments, an accordion, violin, piano, harp, French horn and a Constantinople lyra, the score for The Weeping Meadow revolves around a central theme that, in its see-sawing motion, is ever so slightly reminiscent of Aram Katchaturian’s Adagio from his famous ballet, Gayane.
		It is first heard in the opening track, but it takes several listens to fully “get it”, as its syncopated performance, in an otherwise fairly simply 4/4 meter, can be quite confusing at first.
	www.moviemusicuk.us /weepmeadcd.htm (856 words)

	May 24 Birthdays in History
		May 24, 1904 George Formby, [William Booth], British singer/comic, Let George Do It May 24, 1904 Kenneth Buckley, British rear-admiral
		May 24, 1903 Aram Katchaturian, Armenian composer, Earth
		May 24, 1899 Suzanne Lenglen, France, Wimbledon tennis champion, 6-times
	www.brainyhistory.com /daysbirth/birth_may_24.html (1545 words)

	Khachaturian: Spartacus; Masquerade Suite for orchestra No1-5 \| Classical Music Online
		Rating: 5 out of 5 - Welcome to the Katchaturian spirit still lives !
		Tjeknavorian is terrific in this admirable tour de force along the most representative works of this unforgettable colorist composer Aram Katchaturian (1905-1978)
		I thought that the last word in The Suite Gayaneh came from an old vynil recording of Efrem Kurtz the New York Philarmonic in those fifties, but I still remember how wondered I was when I listened this version thanks to a friend who love the Russian music.
	www.onlineclassical.com /ItemId/B0000030SQ (466 words)

	Norman Corwin's Classic Radio Programs
		Norman Corwin narrated, with interviews featuring President Bierut, Polish workers, and Madame Rabecwisz, noted musician.
		Norman Corwin narrated, with the voices of filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein, scientist Peter Kapitza, Pravda editor David Zaslavsky, composers Aram Katchaturian, Michael Borodin, and Sergei Prokofieff; others.
		Norman Corwin narrated, with voices including students, lawyers, doctors, and President Edward Benes
	www.normancorwin.com /Classic.html (2366 words)

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