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DAYS OF ARMENIAN CULTURE HELD IN BRUSSELS
BRUSSELS, JANUARY 26, NOYAN TAPAN. The Days of Armenian Culture
started on January 24 at the "Espace Senghor" cultural center in the
European district of Brussels. Different spheres of Armenian culture,
painting art, music, dancing, cinematography, will be presented to
the European spectator during a week.
According to the information submitted to Noyan Tapan by the RA
Foreign Ministry's Press and Information Department, Norik Antonian's
individual exhibition was first opened among the series of events,
then French directors M.Bissaut's and D.Martince's "Roads of the Soul:
Yeghish Manoukian" film was shown which tells about the travelling
to Armenia implemented by famous duduk (Armenian national pipe)
player Yeghish Manoukian living in the U.S.
During the first days the citizens of Brussels will be able to listen
to performances of the "Armenian Music Masterpieces" ensemble and
"Araks" dancing ensemble, will see R.Gedikian's "Travelling to
Armenia" film.
The cultural events taking place in "Espace Senghor" were the first
among the events dedicated to the Armenian culture which are scheduled
for this year in Belgium.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
BRUSSELS, JANUARY 26, NOYAN TAPAN. The Days of Armenian Culture
started on January 24 at the "Espace Senghor" cultural center in the
European district of Brussels. Different spheres of Armenian culture,
painting art, music, dancing, cinematography, will be presented to
the European spectator during a week.
According to the information submitted to Noyan Tapan by the RA
Foreign Ministry's Press and Information Department, Norik Antonian's
individual exhibition was first opened among the series of events,
then French directors M.Bissaut's and D.Martince's "Roads of the Soul:
Yeghish Manoukian" film was shown which tells about the travelling
to Armenia implemented by famous duduk (Armenian national pipe)
player Yeghish Manoukian living in the U.S.
During the first days the citizens of Brussels will be able to listen
to performances of the "Armenian Music Masterpieces" ensemble and
"Araks" dancing ensemble, will see R.Gedikian's "Travelling to
Armenia" film.
The cultural events taking place in "Espace Senghor" were the first
among the events dedicated to the Armenian culture which are scheduled
for this year in Belgium.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress