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March 2009 • Vol. 30, No. 3 (105)
Stories
Der Mugrdechian Speaks on "Armenian Art" for Knights of Vartan Banquet
"State of Armenian Studies" Discussed at Historic University of Michigan Gathering
ASO Activities in Spring Semester
Armenian 148 Course Presents Armenian Culture
Dr. Bournoutian Gives First Lecture on the Armenian Church Under Foreign Rule
Eench go Chga
Fresno Gallery 25 Welcomes Armenian Artist Hrach Vardanyan
Society for Armenian Studies JSAS Volume 17 Released
Riverbig- A Book Reading by Aris Janigian
Review: The Repatriate: Love, Basketball, and the KGB
Madden Library Reopened
Dr. George Bournoutian Lecture- Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Society for Armenian Studies 35th Anniversary Conference
Armenian Genocide Commemoration Week

Eench ga Chga

Mari Koshkakaryan

Staff Writer

How would you describe Armenian music?

Ani Grigoryan

Freshman

Major: Business Administration

“Armenian music is very similar to European style music. However, Armenian music uses ancient instruments, which grab my attention.”

Miranda Barile

Freshman

Major: Undeclared

“Armenian music sounds very Middle Eastern, but different from other cultures because of the oud. When I hear Armenian music I always think of my grandmother and how music is so important in Armenian culture.”

Lori Havatian

Freshman

Major: Journalism

“Armenian music to me is more than a rhythm and a melody; to me Armenian music tells a story of our past, future, and present. I don’t feel that way with any other music because I have a special place in my heart for the beautiful words of an Armenian song.”

Brooke Bedrosian

Sophomore

Major: Journalism

“I would describe Armenian music as fun! It is amazing to watch everyone at parties dance to the same music that has been passed down from generation to generation. It is what makes us special as a culture and makes Armenian music different than any other type of music.”