Moushegh

Prokofiev - Cinderella, Suite from the Ballet, Op.87 (transcribed for two pianos by Mikhail Pletnev) Ravel - Ma mère l'oye (Argerich / Pletnev, DG) Next ... Chopin - Ballade No.2 in F Major, Op.38 / 4 Mazurkas, Op.33 / 3 Waltzes, Op.34 Impromptu No.2 in F Sharp Major, Op.36 / Piano Sonata No.2 in B Flat Minor, Op.35 (Pollini, DG)

If I understand correctly ... this shooting was the result of the brothers arriving late, is this correct?? Those photos appear to be police mug shots, I take it that they had been arrested previously?? Anyone have any other details about this shooting?

Beethoven - Piano Concerto Nos.3 in C Minor, Op.37 & No.2 in B Flat Major, Op.19 (Argerich / Abbado, Mahler Chamber Orch., DG) Next ... Beethoven - Piano Trio Nos.3 in C Minor, Op.1 & No.6 in B Flat, Op.97 'Archduke' / Piano Trio in B Flat, Wo039 - Allegretto & Piano Trio in E Flat, Hess84 - Allegretto (Barenboim, Zuckerman, du Pré, EMI)

Johannes Brahms - Symphony No.1 in C Minor, Op.68 Franz Joseph Haydn - Symphony No.103 in E Flat Major 'Drumroll' (Karajan / Vienna Phil., Decca)

The demands for acknowledgment of the genocide will never be silenced, ever! It is becoming evident that Turkey is now beginning to accept this fact. Turks may not admit to it now, but deep down inside they know, they know that unspeakable horrors were committed by their people.

Mozart - Symphony No.40 in G Minor, K550 / Symphony No.32 in G Major, K318 / Symphony No.38 in D Major K504 'Prague' (Krips / Concertgebouw Orch., Decca)

Franz Joseph Haydn - Symphony No.4 in D Major 'London' Johannes Brahms - Tragic Overture, Op.81 & Symphony No.3 in F Major, Op.90 (Karajan / Vienna Phil. Orch., Decca) Next ... Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Symphony No.40 in G Minor, K550 & Symphony No.41 in C Major, K551 'Jupiter' (Karajan / Vienna Phil. Orch., Decca)

"What I'm saying here is that, unlike the official history thesis, the Turkish Republic was not founded after an anti-imperialist war(in the War of Independence, the Army only fought against the Greeks, but not against France or England, which were the imperialist powers of the era), rather, it was founded on the Armenian genocide. This reappraisal means that what you and everyone have been told and taught would be sent to the trash bin. This is the real reason why there is a big trauma whenever anybody says 'Armenian genocide'. Everything has been a lie since 1923.

The two were also involved in the 1988 'Rock Aid Armenia' project. The rock musicians involved in the recording of the song (Smoke On The Water) included Bryan Adams, Geoff Beauchamp, Ritchie Blackmore, Bruce Dickinson, Geoff Downes, Keith Emerson, Ian Gillan, David Gilmour, Tony Iommi, Alex Lifeson, Brian May, Paul Rodgers, Chris Squire and Roger Taylor. John Paul Jones and Jon Lord were credited as "helping" behind the scenes with the track. The other successful part of the project were 'The Earthquake Album' (which was the first UK charity album to go 'Gold') and 'The Earthquake Video'. These compilations consisted of donated tracks by Pink Floyd, Bon Jovi, Iron Maiden, Led Zeppelin, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Gary Moore, Black Sabbath, Asia, Mike & the Mechanics, Rush, Deep Purple, Foreigner, Yes, Whitesnake and others. Rock Aid Armenia: The Earthquake Album was released in 1990, Rock Aid Armenia: The Earthquake Video was a video compilation released in the same year. The final project in the original Rock Aid Armenia releases was a remake of the Led Zeppelin classic 'Rock and Roll'. Released in 1991, this featured Roger Daltrey from The Who on lead vocals, Steve Harris and Nicko McBrain from Iron Maiden on bass and drums and John McEnroe, Pat Cash and Andy Barnett on guitar. Gillan told a news conference on Saturday. “Armenia is my spiritual homeland. It has nothing to do with religion … I just like you, Armenians."

Ludwig von Beethoven - Violin Sonatas Nos.5 in F Major, Op.24 'Spring' / 6 in A Major No.1, Op30 / 7 in C Minor No.2, Op.30 (Wolfgang Schneiderhan / Carl Seemann, DG) Next ... Ludwig von Beethoven - Symphony No.1 in C Major, Op.21 & Symphony No.3 in E Flat Major, Op.55 'Eroica' (Karajan / Berlin Phil., DG)

Incredible, I'd love to decorate my home with your paintings! Beautiful work, Armat, jan! I particularly enjoyed the following: 'Longing' 'Almost Spring' 'Venera' 'Holiday in Greece' 'Heaven and earth caress' 'Interiors' 'Afternoon light'

Nicolò Paganini - 24 Capricci Per Violino Solo, Op.1 (S. Mintz, DG) Next ... Felix Mendelssohn - Violin Concerto in E Minor, Op.64 Max Bruch - Violin Concerto No.1 in G Minor, Op.26 (Anne-Sophie Mutter / Karajan, Berlin Phil., DG)

Franz Schubert - Piano Sonata in G Major, D894 (Sviatoslav Richter, Decca) Next up ... Sergei Rachmaninov - 24 Preludes: Prelude in C Sharp Minor No.2, Op.3 / 10 Preludes, Op.23 / 13 Preludes, Op.32 (Vladimir Ashkenazi, Decca)

Dear Lucine jan, I do not know the specifics of you particular situation, so I will offer some general advice. I regret to say that there is, always has been and sadly, always will be bullies and negatively driven people. You are in no way alone in having to deal with these people, we all deal with such people on one level or another on a daily basis. Please know this much ... people will criticize WHATEVER you do; people will talk no matter what you do. Our Lord, Jesus Christ spoke of love, peace, kindess, compassion, etc., and look at what they did to him - they CRUCIFIED him for this! If you live a clean and positive life, people will criticize you for being a "goody two shoes." If you live a life of a rebel, and someone who doesn't take crap from anyone, people will criticize you for not conforming to societies rules. If you take the middle ground people will say that you don't take a stand on anything. You cannot win - IF you live your life according to what others deem what is "right" or "wrong." Once again Lucine jan, people will gossip, and they will criticize you REGARDLESS of what you do or don't do. Don't be deterred by what others think, you are your own person and you will have to answer for the choices that you make, if you are at peace with the choices which you make then that is what it is all about. 1) Bullies are, in their true persona; frightened, insecure, and wounded people who want to inflict others with the pain which they feel. To mask their pain and insecurities they present an image - an image of a; rough, tough, mean, etc., etc., person. Do not pay too much attention to their physical appearance, on the outside they may appear to "have it all" however on the inside they may be an emotional and spiritual DISASTER! When you shatter the image, you destroy the bully. Please understand that this is easy to say and may be difficult to do, and may take years to build up the inner strength and courage to feel secure and confident. It takes work which EVERYONE goes through. The bully is nothing more than an image. A true warrior has no need to make others frightened, or feel intimidated because he knows what he is capable of, i.e., there is no need for an image when there is substance. I have personally witnessed a "badass," belligerent, "mf'er" who spoke loudly of all the things he was "capable" of, reduced to essentially crawling for forgiveness, once all of his tactics proved ineffective. This was done without a single blow, it was something truly remarkable! Violence is never an answer or solution to anything, however, to defend yourself is your God given right! In my opinion, peaceful tactics are MUCH more effective than violent ones, however, in most cases. However if someone is absolutely determined to physically hurt you, you may have no other choice but to defend yourself physically. 2) Bullies look for an easy target in the same way a predator seeks out to attack the weak. Try to portray a strong and confident image until you build up the inner strength to brush them off as nothing more than a pest, in other words, fake it until you make it! Do not show that their words and criticisms affect you in any significant way - laughter is a very powerful tool, you can laugh it off, also, laughing at oneself is something we must all do more of. We aren't perfect beings and we all look or do dumb things sometimes, its okay to laugh at yourself sometimes - "you gotta roll with the punches," don't take it flush on the chin. When bullies come to the realization that their words are ineffective and cannot hurt you, they will have no other choice but to move on to the next target. YOU WIN! 3)Bullies live in a world of chaos, confusion, and uneasiness, they want to feel the peace of mind which you possess, DO NOT let them take that from you! Let them live in their world, and you live in yours. A person who is at peace with him/herself would never act out in a manner that hurts or harms others. Do NOT pray for bad things to happen to them, instead pray that they may also find and experience true Peace, for then they will have no reason to hurt others. Hope this helps! * THESE ARE ONLY MY OPINIONS. IT AMY OR MAY NOT WORK FOR YOU SO TAKE THEM FOR WHAT THEY ARE - MY OPINIONS

Robert Schumann - Symphony No.2 in C Major, Op.61 & Symphony No.4 in D Minor, Op.120 (Chailly / Gewand Haus Orchestra, Decca) Next up ... Piotr Illyich Tchaikovsky - Symphony No.6 in B Minor, Op.74 'Pathétique' (Karajan / Berlin Phil., DG)

Franz Schubert - Octet in F Major, D803 (Gaudier Ensemble, Hyperion) Next up ... Franz Liszt - Années de pèlerinage, S160. / Les Adieux, Rêverie sur un motif de l'opéra Romeo et Juliette, S409 / Valse de l'opéra Faust, S407 / Les Sabéennes, Berceuse de l'opéra La Reine da Saba, S408 (S. Hough, Hyperion)

Merci dak welcomi hamar, Mos jan, yev merci Harut jan linki hamar, I love it!

Greetings, brothers and sisters. I am seriously considering moving to Armenia very soon, I have been to Armenia on vacation and totally fell in love with the people and the country, however, visiting and actually living there are two entirely different things. So what I'd like to know is if anyone here knows someone who was either born and raised in the US of A or has lived here most of their lives and has moved to Armenia? I understand that the transition is dependent upon the individual, but I'd like to get some opinions and stories of what it is actually like to make the big move. I speak enough Armenian to get by, but my reading and writing needs some work. Anyone??

Giuseppe Tartini - Violin Concertos Op. 1 Nos; 12 in B Flat / 1 in G Minor / 5 in F Major / 4 in D Major (The Raglan Baroque Players / Nicholas Kraemer, Hyperion) Next up ... Arcangelo Corelli - 'La Folia' and Violin Sonatas; No.9 Op.1 / No.3 Op.5 / No.3 Op.4 / No.11 Op.5 / No.12 Op.2 / No.12 Op.5 / No.4 op.2 / No.12 Op.3 (The Purcell Quartet w/ R. Campbell, Hyperion)