Interpreting Komitas' music

The Armenian writer, critic, linguist, journalist and public figure Arshak Chopanian’s (1872–1954) role in the creative life of Komitas is exceptional, and significant is his contr...

The word “mystic” has a common meaning in philosophical traditions like neo-Platonism and religions (Hindu, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim)—namely the elevation of a human being to ...

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It is now over 20 years since Ernest Boyer – an educator from the US and, amongst other posts, President of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching – published his ...

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In this article, I shall examine how interpreting studies have so far accounted for different modes and types of interpreting, and suggest that the traditional subdivision into con...

The selection of music combined with the text about music is very important for the effect on the viewer of the television music programs. The interaction between music and text tu...