When The Naghash Ensemble kicks off its North American tour in Salisbury, Maryland, on Nov. 4, most people in the audience ...

YEREVAN, JUNE 9, ARMENPRESS. Despite being young, duduk player Arsen Petrosyan has managed to introduce the Armenian duduk to the whole world, performing Armenian folk and traditional songs that move ...

Khatchadour Khatchadourian’s voice is a troubadour’s voice. Round and gentle, the sound seems to emanate from his soul rather than from his chest, filling any room he’s in with warmth. But even with ...

The Armenian duduk is displayed for students to see. Reed taught students that the duduk is: a double reed woodwind instrument made from apricot wood. (Kaleb Davies) Students gathered to discuss the ...

When The Naghash Ensemble will kick off their North American tour in Salisbury, MD, on November 4, most people in the ...

YEREVAN. – Diaspora Minister Hranush Hakobyan on Wednesday met with Argentinean-Armenian duduk player Gagik Gasparyan. They discussed matters concerning the preservation of the Armenian identity, ...

The vibration of a specific reed that grows around the Nagorno-Karabakh region has provided the haunting sound of Armenia’s duduk, a wind instrument, for centuries. Azerbaijan’s recent military ...

While you might not recognize the name, there’s a good chance you’ve heard the haunting, almost otherworldly sound the duduk makes. This humble shepherd’s flute wandered out of the Armenian ...

Armenian musican Benik Iknatyan playing the duduk(Hrair Hratchian. Wikimedia Commons/CC-BY/4.0/ ) In the 1990s, the duduk found its way into movie soundtracks, radio ...

YEREVAN, JUNE 29, ARMENPRESS: A statue of Duduk a traditional woodwind instrument is scheduled to be erected in Yerevan Komitas State Conservatory nearby park. Samvel Haroyan, the head of ‘’My Armenia ...

Taking place at the Tranzac, this monthly gathering provides a space for learning and sharing modal music. This issue features Armenian Duduk player, Sar Kamler. Kamler brings jazz and classical ...

You might not know the late Armenian musician and composer Jivan Gasparyan by name, or even by the name of his instrument. But you've almost certainly heard his duduk, shifting between keening wails ...