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    FRENCH ARMENIAN SINGER MARTEN YORGANTZ IN ARMENIA

    Noyan Tapan
    Armenians Today
    May 02 2007

    YEREVAN, MAY 2, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. French Armenian
    singer Marten Yorgantz visited Armenia after a break of more than 10
    years. The famous singer had concerts in Yerevan on April 29-30. As
    M. Yorgantz informed the Noyan Tapan correspondent, the Yerevan
    concerts again proved that his songs are favourite in Armenia. In his
    words, taking into consideration that circumstance, it is envisaged
    to organize new concerts in the Fatherland in September.

    M. Yorgantz mentioned that today Yerevan has at all another
    appearance. The dwelling buildings, restarants and hotels built during
    the recent years, in his words, make Yerevan more beautiful. The
    singer is sure that if this tendency continues, Yerevan will be
    compared with European capitals in few years.

    In his words, the fact that Diasporan Armenians more frequently come
    to the Fatherland during the recent years, and many of them even want
    to take up permanent residence in Armenia, is gratifying.

    Touching upon his singing art, M. Yorgantz mentioned that his disks
    are released in the Armenian, French and Italian languages once in
    two years, and he goes on tours to those countries where there are
    Armenian colonies.

    "Diasporan Armenian young people today more prefer listening to
    Armenian songs. And I do my best to perform them not only love but
    also patriotic songs as a song has an important role for keeping the
    nation," the French Armenian singer emphasized.

    It is painful for M. Yorgantz that singers in Armenia make an attempt
    to involve European and American elements in Armenian songs, by what,
    in his words, the Armenian music is distorted. "The Armenian music
    must be performed only and only in Armenian," he mentioned.
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