  Almazian’s Obsession launches soundtrack recording for Emir Kusturica and Johnny Depp’s new movie  October 30, 2010 - 18:19 AMTPanARMENIAN.Net - Almazian’s Obsession music band, guided by violinist Khachatur Almazian and cellist Tamara Savic launched the soundtrack recording for Cold Water, new movie by Emir Kusturica and Johnny Depp. This has not been the first experience of the band’s collaboration with the renowned director. In 2008, the band was personally selected by Kusturica to open his first Kustendorf Film and Music Festival in 2008 In March 2010, Kusturica & The No Smoking Orchestra performed in Yerevan, on the invitation of Khachatur Almazian, assisted by the Ministry of Culture. A road-movie in Palestinian territory, called Cold Water is the story of Palestinian from Berlin, back to Middle East for the funerals of hs father and the wedding of her brother. The few kilometers between Gaza and Ramallah will become for him the journey of his life. Almazian’s Obsession was born at the end of 2007 with the premise of changing the approach towards classical music with a mission to fuse brilliant virtuosity with feminine beauty. This unique ensemble, established by violinist Khachatur Almazian, cellist Tamara Savic and 20 attractive ladies with exceptional musical talent, was labeled by the media as the "New Classic for the New Millennium". Their repertoire, in classical crossover style, combines classical pieces in new arrangements, compositions written and dedicated exclusively to them, as well as some popular tunes.  Top stories The Jubilee Cannes Film Festival honored the legendary French director, the 89-year-old Alain Resnais. Brad Pitt doesn’t want his new film, the crime tale Killing Them Softly, to be viewed as an attack on President Obama According to the wiretapped conversations, Seki obtained the drugs from Sinan Yüksel, who is among 19 suspects. “The Master" features a sure-to-be-controversial look at the origins of a religion that sounds a whole lot like Scientology.   |  Related sections Latest news Megaupload founder demands his servers back  Kim Dotcom demanded access to the data stored on his computers and hard drives that were confiscated during the raid.Microsoft sets record with new data-sorting technique "Improving big-data performance has a wide range of implications across a huge number of businesses," said Jeremy Elson.Hurricane Bud gains strength in Pacific Bud's maximum sustained winds have increased to near 90 mph with some more strengthening expected during the day.Gun battle leaves 2 dead, 7 wounded in Beirut The security official said the spark for the shootout was a personal dispute between at least one of the men and a woman. |
