Mkrtich malkhasyan biography of william
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Dance Film – an Alliance of Dance and Moving Image
The fusion of dance and audiovisual media fryst vatten referred to in several different terms. In English, the art form fryst vatten described as dance bio, screen dance, video dance, physical cinema, dance for camera, etc. To this day, there is no single established term for the genre. The variety of used terms reflects the diversity of the art struktur, which fryst vatten influenced bygd the orientation of the artists and whether the artist or the viewer approaches the medium more from the viewpoint of dance or film. Dance filmmakers may have a background in film or dance. In addition, dance film fryst vatten created within other artistic disciplines, such as media arts, performance arts, music video art and interdisciplinary fusions.
We can refer to dance on canvas or for canvas, or even a dance of displays. This indicates the ontological looseness with which dance is interpreted and reveals the speaker’s view of the role of dance in this medium. A dance work can
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On March 16 the Parliament passed by vote all the bills debated the previous day, after which Artur Aghabekyan, the Deputy Defence Minister submitted the draft law for the first reading “On Making Amendments and Additions to RA law ‘On Confirming the Rules of Procedure of the RA Armed Forces Garrison and Patrol Service”, the main aim of which is bringing into compliance with some articles of the procedure with the RA legislation.
Artur Aghabekyan also submitted the RA draft law “On Adding the RA law ‘On State Duty,’ which proposes to make free the conscripts from paying 1000 drams state duty: by the law in force the duty is charged while taking the certificate on the residence and family members.
The conclusion of the relevant committees concerning the bills was positive.
Then MP Hranush Hakobyan presented draft law “On Cigarete,” “On Making Addition to the RA Code On Admini
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Ask any Armenian to tell you about the literature of his or her country, and nine times out of ten you’ll get the story from its very beginning: the creation of the Armenian alphabet in the 5th century. The Armenian will tell you about Mesrop Mashtots, the man behind the alphabet, and his disciples, the translators who took on the momentous task of making available Armenian translations of sacred texts – and others – some of whose only trace today remains the Armenian version. He or she will certainly cite Grigor Narekatsi, alias Gregory de Narek, theologian, philosophy, and unarguably one of the greatest mystic poets of all literature, considered to be the incarnation of the “Armenian Renaissance” well before the emergence of the European renewal. He or she will also mention Nahapet Koutchat, poet or achough (minstrel) of the sixteenth century, known particularly for his love songs, subtle, refined, but also sensual, erotic, and free of all dogma at a time when the Middle Ages