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Asmik Grigorian titled world’s best female opera singer https://lithuaniatribune.com/asmik-grigorian-titled-worlds-best-female-opera-singer/?fbclid=IwAR0T0ZpO5c9hvvmYoa5QDhbCWtoR2WqnellkZBn93Q7S1-s-uHS5-mDAxYo Asmik-Grigorian.-Caption-from-Youtube-67 The winners of the International Opera Awards were presented at a gala ceremony in London’s Sadler’s Wells theatre yesterday, April 29. Asmik Grigorian took the Female Singer of the Year award for her role as Salome at Salzburg festival. She is known as the daughter of famous opera soloists Irena Milkevičiūtė and Geham Grigorian became a world opera sensation over summer and on this evening her title was anchored – she is currently the best female opera soloist in the world. One of the founders of the Bohemians, long time soloist at the Vilnius City Opera, she performed last in Vilnius at Dalia Ibelhauptaitė’s Pikų Dama [Queen of Spades], performing the role of Liza. Asmik Grigorian career once started namely at the Congress Palace with the now iconic role of Musette in La Boheme. And the rest is, as they say, history. A long, stormy and emotional journey to the largest stages and highest accolades. Today, Asmik is preparing for the main role at La Scala in famous director Graham Vick’s opera The Dead City. “Trust. Understanding. Support. Love. What else could you want? Perhaps some time in life? So I could thank everyone, who helped me reach where I am today. Thank you,” Asmik Grigorian spoke laconically when receiving her award, while her husband, director Vasily Barkhatov was also nominated for an award this year alongside such famous creators as Calixto Bieito, Katie Mitchell and Krzysztof Warlikowski. Opera Oscars The annual International Opera Awards ceremony, which is comparable to the Oscars, honours exceptional achievements on stage, backstage, the orchestra pit and many other operatic art areas. Nominations are made for troupes, choirs, young performants, debutants and also lifetime awards are bequeathed. Another Lithuanian, Justina Gringytė, has won in the young performer category where Asmik has also won before. In 2019, over 100 nominations were made in twenty different categories. They were selected from thousands of proposals by an expert commission, which is headed by John Allison, the editor of one of the most important publications on operatic art Opera Magazine, which has been published since the 1950s. The awards were founded by philanthropist and opera lover Harry Hyman and are intended to not only honour well-known stars, but also to support the upcoming generation of talents. The International Opera Awards also gather funds for a special charity fund, which aims to help opera talents across the world improve.

Asmik Grigorian titled world’s best female opera singer https://lithuaniatribune.com/asmik-grigorian-titled-worlds-best-female-opera-singer/?fbclid=IwAR0T0ZpO5c9hvvmYoa5QDhbCWtoR2WqnellkZBn93Q7S1-s-uHS5-mDAxYo The winners of the International Opera Awards were presented at a gala ceremony in London’s Sadler’s Wells theatre yesterday, April 29. Asmik Grigorian took the Female Singer of the Year award for her role as Salome at Salzburg festival. She is known as the daughter of famous opera soloists Irena Milkevičiūtė and Geham Grigorian became a world opera sensation over summer and on this evening her title was anchored – she is currently the best female opera soloist in the world. One of the founders of the Bohemians, long time soloist at the Vilnius City Opera, she performed last in Vilnius at Dalia Ibelhauptaitė’s Pikų Dama [Queen of Spades], performing the role of Liza. Asmik Grigorian career once started namely at the Congress Palace with the now iconic role of Musette in La Boheme. And the rest is, as they say, history. A long, stormy and emotional journey to the largest stages and highest accolades. Today, Asmik is preparing for the main role at La Scala in famous director Graham Vick’s opera The Dead City. “Trust. Understanding. Support. Love. What else could you want? Perhaps some time in life? So I could thank everyone, who helped me reach where I am today. Thank you,” Asmik Grigorian spoke laconically when receiving her award, while her husband, director Vasily Barkhatov was also nominated for an award this year alongside such famous creators as Calixto Bieito, Katie Mitchell and Krzysztof Warlikowski. Opera Oscars The annual International Opera Awards ceremony, which is comparable to the Oscars, honours exceptional achievements on stage, backstage, the orchestra pit and many other operatic art areas. Nominations are made for troupes, choirs, young performants, debutants and also lifetime awards are bequeathed. Another Lithuanian, Justina Gringytė, has won in the young performer category where Asmik has also won before. In 2019, over 100 nominations were made in twenty different categories. They were selected from thousands of proposals by an expert commission, which is headed by John Allison, the editor of one of the most important publications on operatic art Opera Magazine, which has been published since the 1950s. The awards were founded by philanthropist and opera lover Harry Hyman and are intended to not only honour well-known stars, but also to support the upcoming generation of talents. The International Opera Awards also gather funds for a special charity fund, which aims to help opera talents across the world improve.

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Portugal’s Parliament Recognizes Armenian Genocide http://asbarez.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/The-Portuguese-Parliament-recognizes-the-Armenian-Genocide.jpg Lawmakers in Portugal on Friday voted overwhelmingly to recognize the Armenian Genocide, saying in a resolution passed at the Assembly of the Republic that “the systematic extermination by the Ottoman authorities directed at the Armenian minority in its territory is considered by the international community of historians as the first genocide of the twentieth century.” The resolution, backed by all political forces represented in the parliament, also serves as a remembrance of the victims of the Armenian Genocide. “This remembrance should serve as a lesson for our time, because, given the current level of nationalism, xenophobia and intolerance worldwide, it is essential to remember the tragedies of the past. It is also through the culture of memory that the Assembly is committed to upholding human rights and emphasize the importance of strengthening dialogue among peoples, religions, cultures and civilizations,“ the resolution said. The text of the resolution also includes a historic reference to the events of the day, saying that it was on April 24 that “the outbreak of massacres against the Armenian population is marked annually, since it was at on this day in 1915 that the Ottoman authorities arrested and executed 250 Armenian intellectuals and community leaders in Constantinople under orders of the government of the ‘Young Turks’.” The resolution also points out that “in the years during and after World War I it is estimated that between 800,000 and 1.5 million people were killed as a result of the genocide.”

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ITALIAN PARLIAMENT CALLS ON TURKEY TO END ARMENIAN GENOCIDE DENIAL Concludes Three-Year Campaign by ANC-Italy and the Armenian Community of Italy WASHINGTON, DC — The Italian Parliament today overwhelming approved legislation calling on the Turkish government to acknowledge the Armenian Genocide, reported the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) The resolution, which mirrors an amendment adopted by the European Parliament just two days ago, reads, in part, as follows: “[The Italian Parliament] invites the government of Turkey and the Grand Assembly of Turkey to increase its support for the Armenian minority — which represents an important part of Turkish society — particularly through public recognition of the genocide which the Armenian minority was subject to prior to the establishment of the modern Turkish state.” The resolution also urges the Turkish Government to “start a dialogue with Armenia in an effort, particularly, to re-establish diplomatic and normal commercial relations between the two parties and lift the blockade currently in place.” “The success of this effort, in the face of intense pressure from the Turkish government, represents a real tribute to the devotion of the Italian government and people to fairness, human rights, and justice,” explained ANC of Italy representative Alecco Bezikian. The measure was introduced by Parliamentarian Giancarlo Pagliarini, and received vocal support from Parliamentarian Gustavo Selva, the Forza Italia, National Alliance, Northern League, Christian Democrat and Socialist parties. The fifty-five minute debate leading to the hand-count vote was uniformly in favor of the resolution, reflecting wide-spread support by all parts of the Italian political spectrum. The Communist party, which had called for an even more strongly worded resolution, withheld its support for the version ultimately adopted by the Parliament. “We welcome the Italian Parliament’s overwhelming support for ending Turkey’s Armenian Genocide denial campaign,” said Aram Hamparian, Executive Director of the ANCA. “This resolution, the powerful statement by Pope John Paul II, and the recently adopted decisions of the French Senate and European Parliament all point to one conclusion – the Turkish government must abandon its failed policy of Armenian Genocide denial and come to terms with the contemporary implications of this crime against the Armenian nation.” Passage of the resolution concludes a three year campaign to educate Italian legislators and the Italian public about Turkish denial of the Armenian Genocide. The effort was launched by the Armenian National Committee of Italy working with a broad based coalition of Armenian individuals and organization. The Armenian Ambassador to Italy, Gagik Baghdasarian, was regularly consulted and served as a valuable resource for the community in this effort.

https://mirrorspectator.com/2019/04/09/italy-parliament-debating-measure-on-recognition-of-armenian-genocide/ ROME (Armenpress) — A motion to recognize the Armenian Genocide is being debated in the Italian Chamber of Deputies, according to which the country’s government will be obliged to officially recognize it and give an international assessment, repubblica.it reported on April 9. According to the report, the measure has caused Massimo Gaiani, Ambassador of Italy to Ankara, to be summoned to the Turkish Foreign Ministry. The heads of the Chamber of Deputies of Italy expressed hope that the adoption of the Armenian Genocide recognition initiative will lead to peace between the Armenian and Turkish peoples. According to them, the purpose of the initiative is first of all to pay tribute to the victims of the crime. The website notes that on April 8 Italy’s Deputy PM Matteo Salvini made clear assessments over Turkey. “Turkey is not and will never be Europe. The membership process must be halted, it must be stopped completely. As far as I know, Turkey will never ever enter the EU,” said Salvini.

На русскомՀայերեն Erdogan says Turkey might convert Hagia Sophia into mosque Erdogan says Turkey might convert Hagia Sophia into mosque March 25, 2019 - 10:12 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Sunday, March 24 voiced the possibility of reverting the Hagia Sophia, which has been used as a museum since 1935 and is considered one of the world's wonders, to a mosque, Daily Sabah reports. "This is not unlikely. We might even change its name to Ayasofya Mosque," Erdoğan said during a live interview with Turkish broadcaster TGRT. "This is not a strange proposal," he said regarding the calls to convert the historical building to serve the purpose it did for half a millennium. "As you know, the mosque was converted to a museum in 1935, as a reflection of the (Republican People's Party) CHP mentality. We may as well take a step and change that," he concluded, pointing to the harshly secularist policies of the 1930s CHP, which is the main opposition today. The Hagia Sophia was built in the sixth century during the Christian Byzantine Empire and served as the seat of the Greek Orthodox Church. It was converted into an imperial mosque with the Ottoman conquest of Istanbul in 1453. The structure was converted into a museum during the strictly secular single-party rule in 1935.

http://www.panarmenian.net/arm/news/266819/ Էրդողանն առաջարկել է Սբ Սոֆիայի տաճարը մզկիթի վերածել Էրդողանն առաջարկել է Սբ Սոֆիայի տաճարը մզկիթի վերածել 25 մարտի 2019 - 11:46 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Թուրքիայի նախագահ Ռեջեփ Թայիփ Էրդողանն առաջարկել է փոխել Ստամբուլի Սբ Սոֆիայի տաճարի կարգավիճակը՝ վերածելով այն մզկիթի: Այդ մասին նա հայտարարել է TGRT հեռուստաալիքի եթերում: «Սբ Սոֆիայի կարգավիճակը թանգարանից կարող է փոխվել մզկիթի: Եվ բոլոր դավանանքների հետևորդները կկարողանան այն այցելել անվճար»,-ասել է Էրդողանը, հայտնում է ՌԲԿ-ն: Կոստանդնուպոլսի Սբ Սոֆիայի տաճարն ավելի քան 1000 տարի եղել է ամենամեծ քրիստոնեական եկեղեցին աշխարհում: Թուրքերի կողմից Կոստանդնուպոլսի գրավումից և Բյուզանդիայի անկումից հետո տաճարը վերածվեց մզկիթի, սակայն 1934-ից շինությունն Աթաթուրքի հրամանով թանգարան դարձավ և ներառվեց ՅՈւՆԵՍԿՕ-ի Համաշխարհային ժառանգության ցանկում: 2018-ի մարտին Էրդողանը Ղուրանից տողեր ընթերցեց Սբ Սոֆիայում: Նա ընթերցեց «Ստամբուլը նվաճողներին» նվիրված հատվածը, ինչը դատապարտվեց Աթենքի կողմից:

Առաջին բեռնատար ճոպանուղին և զիփլայնը լեռնային դիրքերում