PARIS, JUNE 1, ARMENPRESS. "With Song and Love" festival is taking place in Artsakh within the framework of the "Back line for Culture, Border at the forefront" program.The festival is held in Artsakh and Syunik with the participation of music groups from Stepanakert, Martuni, Hadrut, Sisian, Goris, Kapan, Kajaran, Meghri, Agarak, Khndzoresk, Shinuhayr.
With Song and Love festival is taking place in Artsakh within the framework of the Back line for Culture, Border at the forefront program.The festival is held in Artsakh and Syunik with the participation of music groups from Stepanakert, Martuni, Hadrut, Sisian, Goris, Kapan, Kajaran, Meghri, Agarak, Khndzoresk, Shinuhayr. The border is strong, first of all with its people. The main objective of the Back-line for Culture, Border at the forefront project is to empower and encourage children living in border areas. This is the duty of each of us. Each of them needs to be sure that they are strongly backed up, and that we are with them. On the other hand, this is a great opportunity to make the voices of children living in border communities heard, and once again speak about them, said Tigran Hekekyan, Art Director of the Little Singers of Armenia Choir.
"With Song and Love" festival is taking place in Artsakh within the framework of the "Back line for Culture, Border at the forefront" program. The festival is held .
Converse Bank sponsors ‘With Song and Love’ festival With Song and Love festival is taking place in Artsakh within the framework of the Back line for Culture, Border at the forefront program.The festival is held in Artsakh and Syunik with the participation of music groups from Stepanakert, Martuni, Hadrut, Sisian, Goris, Kapan, Kajaran, Meghri, Agarak, Khndzoresk and Shinuhayr. The border is strong, first of all with its people. The main objective of the Back-line for Culture, Border at the forefront project is to empower and encourage children living in border areas. This is the duty of each of us. Each of them needs to be sure that they are strongly backed up, and that we are with them. On the other hand, this is a great opportunity to make the voices of children living in border communities heard, and once again speak about them, said Tigran Hekekyan, Art Director of the Little Singers of Armenia Choir.
On May 6th, Teach For Armenia hosted the Hope For Armenia virtual event․
The program in support of education in Armenia and Artsakh drew many attendees, including cameos by actress and singer Cher, entrepreneur Kim Kardashian, Alex and Ani founder Carolyn Raphaelian, the New England Patriot’s Head Coach Berj Najarian, TUMO founder Sam Simonian, physician and producer Dr. Eric Esrailian, and others. The spring-themed virtual event included a performance of “Putik Khatutik” by the Little Singers of Armenia Choir and Serj Tankian, joined by three students from Artsakh, singing “Bari Aragil.”
Through the event, Teach For Armenia showcased its work for educational equity, including short documentaries on student-led Community Impact Projects in Choratan village on the border with Azerbaijan, its wartime Emergency Education Response in Artsakh, and the piloting of Seroond Schools, a new and innovative school model in Dilijan.