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Boyadjian Looks for Solidarity, Solace at Genocide Centennial
LEXINGTON, Mass.—Let the music ring. Let it ring loud and clear, uniting Armenians across the universe.
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Bravo to Hayg Boyadjian for his committment to Armenia, Armenian music and to the arts in general.
With a multi-cultural event that involves all Armenian churches and organizations together that transcends our cause and exposes us en masse to the greater American community. Let us turn our focus upon the arts and music. Through these mediums, we can convey our feelings in a way that others may embrace. They speak a universal language.
Mr. Boyadjian has a great point….This is the absolute best way to share our history and commemorate the Genocide.. World recognition .. can you imagine if all prominent musicians, artists, actors and actress along side with all organizations/churches come together.. this could draw millions of viewers… this could be very big…
Hope something like this materializes…
Gayane
I can’t wait to hear Hayg’s music. Verdi is said to have commented, “My soul lifts when I hear Gomidas’ music”. Where can I obtain Hayg’s music? I’ll be waiting for my soul to lift on high! Tom, thanks for knowing who and how to interview. V.S.