The Russian Horn Orchestra - The Wilhelm Tell Overture

Beginning with the 2nd floor. 19 century influenced by the liberation ideas of Russia nat. and the social struggle in Armenia caused the rise of societies. thoughts, the development of the new nat. literature, theater and music. Revived arm. Musical societies. life is also in the large centers of Transcaucasia and Turkey, where many Armenians lived. Arm. musessocieties conducting muse-educational work. Handwritten as well as printed songbooks are distributed (one of the first is “The National Songbook of Armenians” by R. Patkanyan, 1856, Petersburg), music books appear. the literacy and theory of music of N. Tashchyan (1878), the Venetian mkhitarists (1882), and others. Muses emerge. periodicals: “Knar Arevelyan” (“East Lyre”) by A. Hovhannisyan and G. Eranyan (since 1857), “Knar Haykakan” (“Armenian Lira”) by Yeranyan and Tashchyan, then with the participation of T. Chukhajyan (since 1861), “Navagk Haykakank” (“Armenian Songs”) by E. Tntesyan (since 1879, all in Constantinople). Articles on music issues are published in the largest Armenian periodicals. publications of various cities (Echmiadzin, Tbilisi, Baku, Venice, Vienna. Paris, etc. ). mean. role in the development of arm. musescultures were played by the Moscow Lazarev Institute (1815), the Nersesyan School (1824, Tbilisi), the Gevorg Seminary (1874, Echmiadzin).