Dear PeopleOfAr, first allow me to thank you for this wonderful site. You(plural) have done a great job. Is there any way for me to get .mp3 files of Hamamshenci and other
Armenian folk songs? Please let me know.
Thank you, but the plural is unnecessary 🙂 . There is a number of Hamshentsi musicians, as you might be aware of the community has been historically divided. A large community still living in Turkey has produced some fine examples. A great band by the name of VOVA is certainly one to be recommended. You can google for them by typing “Vova Hamshen” or something in that direction. I believe you can buy them on iTunes as well. I like this band particularly because they haven’t forgotten their Armenian roots and have been performing in Armenia and Russia calling other… Read more »
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Dear PeopleOfAr, first allow me to thank you for this wonderful site. You(plural) have done a great job. Is there any way for me to get .mp3 files of Hamamshenci and other
Armenian folk songs? Please let me know.
Thank you, but the plural is unnecessary 🙂 . There is a number of Hamshentsi musicians, as you might be aware of the community has been historically divided. A large community still living in Turkey has produced some fine examples. A great band by the name of VOVA is certainly one to be recommended. You can google for them by typing “Vova Hamshen” or something in that direction. I believe you can buy them on iTunes as well. I like this band particularly because they haven’t forgotten their Armenian roots and have been performing in Armenia and Russia calling other… Read more »