The duduk is easily the most recognisable Armenian musical instrument, featuring perhaps more often in funerals, due to its melancholy tone, than in weddings, although it is also used during celebrations or for dances. With different variations and names, it is used throughout the region – the Balkans, the Middle East, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.

01 Where is She?

02 Through Loreign Deserted Roads

03 I Beg You Mountains

04 They Look Away My Loved One

05 Fallowing The Banks Of he Arax River

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To Relax, Sleep

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Samwise the Brave · Howard Shore

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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Music Editor: Andrew Dudman
Additional Engineer: Andy Bradfield
Music Editor: Becca Gatrell
Production: Bill Foley
Assistant Engineer: Chris Clark
Executive Producer: Danny Bramson
Associate Producer: David Gleeson
Musicians: Dermot Crehan
Musicians: Edward Cervenka
Assistant Engineer: Erik Jordan
Executive Producer: Fran Walsh
Production: Greg Laporta
Musicians: Gregory Knowles
Conductor, Producer: Howard Shore
Orchestration: Howard Shore
Assistant Engineer: Iain Titman
Orchestral Contractor: Isobel Griffiths
Assistant Engineer: Jake Jackson
Musicians: Jan Hendrickse
Production: Jason Poss
Co-ordinator Production: Jeff Grace
Production: Jim Bruening
Recorded by: John Kurlander
Music Editor: John Wriggle
Music Editor: Jonathan Schultz
Orchestra: London Philharmonic Orchestra
Music Editor: Malcolm Fife
Music Editor: Mark Willsher
Production: Matt Rocker
Choir: Michael McCarthy
Music Editor: Michael Price
Assistant Engineer: Mike Cox
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Music Editor: Nigel Scott
Executive Producer: Paul Broucek
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Additional Engineer: Pete Lewis
Mixer: Peter Cobbin
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Mastering Engineer: Peter Mew
Music Editor: Raphael Mouterde
Assistant Engineer: Richard Lancaster
Orchestral Contractor: Ruth Cornes
Music Editor: Simon Kiln
Musicians: Slyvia Hallett
Musicians: Sonia Slany
Assistant Engineer: Steve Browell
Assistant Engineer: Steve Pelluet
Music Editor: Steve Price
Choir: Terry Edwards
Performance: The London Oratory School Schola
Performance: The London Voices
Music Editor: Tim Starnes
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Assistant Engineer: Toby Wood
Composer: Howard Shore

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«Every man dies, not every man lives.»

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Dreams (2004 Remaster) · Fleetwood Mac

Rumours

℗ 1977 Warner Records Inc.

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Keyboards, Vocals: Christine McVie
Re-issue Producer: Christine McVie
Remastering Engineer: Dan Hersch
Re-issue Producer: David McLees
Re-issue Producer: Gary Peterson
Bass Guitar: John McVie
Re-issue Producer: John McVie
Audio Recording Engineer: Ken Caillat
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Mastering Engineer: Ken Perry
Guitar, Vocals: Lindsey Buckingham
Re-issue Producer: Lindsey Buckingham
Drums, Percussion: Mick Fleetwood
Re-issue Producer: Mick Fleetwood
Audio Recording Engineer: Richard Dashut
Producer: Richard Dashut
Re-issue Producer: Stevie Nicks
Vocals: Stevie Nicks
Writer: Stevie Nicks

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Rowan Atkinson performs under the guise of his famous character Mr. Bean at the Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games.

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Here it is, no fake, just real ending of this awesome movie. Enjoy!

Panfili

Флешмоб в исполнении Симфонического оркестра Альхемеси 23 февраля 2013 года в Альхемеси (Валенсия, Испания) в интерпретации Болеро Равеля.

Морис Равель — один из самых известных композиторов всех времен за его огромную преданность музыке. Болеро еще больше улучшило ее фигуру. Это музыкальное произведение было создано, когда в 1927 году Равель получил заказ от русской танцовщицы и хореографа Иды Рубинштейн для создания «балета испанского характера».

Произведение характеризовалось остинато до мажор, типом навязчивой мелодии с неизменным ритмом и темпом. Эта мелодия постоянно повторяется без изменений, и единственное, что меняется, — это элементы оркестровки, создающие крещендо. Для Равеля это была простая работа, но за ней стояла оригинальная работа, которую до тех пор никто не видел.

Премьера болеро состоялась 22 ноября 1928 года и имела большой успех во всем мире.

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Sireci yars taran | Armenian folk song

Organs Ghazaryan (Duduk)
Marina Omelchenko (Organ)

Recorded at Moscow Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, 2016.