September 1-13 Declared “Mansurian Days”

On the occasion of Tigran Mansurian’s 80th jubilee, the concert series “Maestro Mansurian -80” will take place, and September 1-13 has been declared “Mansurian Days.” The RA Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport has announced that the concert series will kick off on September 1 at 8:00 PM in Stepanakert’s Renaissance Square. The Maestro’s music will be heard on September 4 at the Komitas Chamber Music House, on September 5 at the “Aram Khachatryan” Concert Hall, and on September 6 at the A. Spendiaryan National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet. The concert series will conclude on September 13
29 August 2019
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Սեպտեմբեր 1-էն 13-ը յայտարարուած է «Մանսուրեանական օրեր»

On the occasion of Tigran Mansurian’s 80th jubilee, the concert series “Maestro Mansurian -80” will take place, and September 1-13 has been declared “Mansurian Days.”

The RA Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport has announced that the concert series will kick off on September 1 at 8:00 PM in Stepanakert’s Renaissance Square.

The Maestro’s music will be heard on September 4 at the Komitas Chamber Music House, on September 5 at the “Aram Khachatryan” Concert Hall, and on September 6 at the A. Spendiaryan National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet.

The concert series will conclude on September 13 at Gyumri’s “Black Fortress.”

In anticipation of the “Maestro Mansurian-80” concert series, commemorative medals have been issued.

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