Armenian National Academic Choir After Hovhannes Chekijyan

OHANNES TCHEKIDJIAN

January 23, 1929, Istanbul, Turkey

“State prize” of the USSR

Title of “Peoples Artist of USSR”

Professor from HAC of USSR Collaboration

CAREER SUMMARY

Distinguished conductor, musician and composer. Artistic Director and Chief Conductor of The State Academic Choir of Armenia since 1961. Ohannes Tchekidjian performed in 179 major cultural centers of the world including Paris, London, New York, Moscow and St. Petersburg, and also in various major cities of the former USSR. All 60 first-class symphonic orchestras, including The Academic State Symphonic Orchestra of the USSR, The Academic Symphonic Orchestra of St. Petersburg, and Orchestra Theatrical Bolshoi have been on the stage under the direction of Maestro Tchekidjian.

Ohannes Tchekidjian, as a composer, has unique musical compositions, Vocal symphonies such as ”The Poem Spring Reveries“ and ”Holiday Ode“. Among many arrangements, he harmonized a number of choral works.

The recording company ”Melodia“ distributed a number of recordings by many Symphonic Orchestras and The State Academic Choir of Armenia under the direction of Ohannes Tchekidjian. One of the recordings has awarded ”Grand Prix“ in Paris.

CDs titled LITURGIE ARMENIENNE (produced in Canada) and LITURGY of KOMITAS (produced in Moscow) delight music lovers all over the world.

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  • ARPINE AGHJOYAN

  • Araks Avagyan

  • ANNA AVETISYAN

  • Armine Amalyan

  • Mariam Babayan

  • Lianna Gevorgyan

  • Artsvik Demurchyan

  • Lusine Tadevosyan

  • Liana Khalatyan

  • Gohar Karapetyan

  • Varduhi Karapetyan

  • Laura Kirakosyan

  • Syuzi Hakhinyan

  • Argina Harutyunyan

  • Zaruhi Harutyunyan

  • Nune Ghazanchyan

  • Syuzanna Melkonyan

  • Gayane Mirzoyan

  • Marine Mkhitaryan

  • Sona Movsesyan

  • Lusine Sayadyan

  • Sofya Sayadyan

  • Tatyana Simonyan

  • Zaruhi Odabashyan

  • Heghine Ohanyan