Worcester, U.S. hosts concert to mark Genocide centennial October 27, 2015 - 13:51 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Stephan P. Barnicle's new choral composition ‘A New Armenia’ that was commissioned by the Master Singers of Worcester premiered at the Armenian Genocide Centennial Commemorative Concert on October 25, at Mechanics Hall in Worcester, Telegram.com reports. The concert was co-sponsored by the Master Singers of Worcester and the Armenian Church of Our Saviour in Worcester. The program also featured sacred and secular music of Armenia and the Worcester premiere of American composer Dan Forrest's ‘Requiem for the Living’. The Master Singers were joined by a chamber orchestra, organist William Ness, singers and dancers from the Armenian community, and the children's choirs of First Congregational Church in Shrewsbury and St. Mary's Church in Shrewsbury.  Top stories The report found 4,839 editorials and news reports targeting national, ethnic and religious groups. Armenians worldwide are celebrating the 28th anniversary of the proclamation of Artsakh Republic on September 2. It’s a contradiction that continues to haunt the contemporary Armenian community, according to Burger. The Security Council’s press service revealed that Patrushev will hold consultations on security issues in Yerevan.   Partner news |  Latest news UN says the world now is home to 272 million international migrants  The growing number of migrants has now reached 272 million, outpacing the growth rate of the world’s population.Armenia Police chief relieved of his duties President Armen Sarkissian signed a decree on September 18, relieving Police chief Valery Osipyan of his duties.Saudi Arabia vows "material evidence" linking Iran to oil attack Saudi Arabia has already said preliminary results showed the attack did not come from Yemen.New peptides improve memory in mice with Alzheimer’s: study neurologist Jack Jhamandas and his team have found two short peptides which led to a significant improvement in mice. |
