Saturday, March 23, 2024

Music

Helen Saint Vincent, Germany. Part – 2.

Interview with a famou Assyrian singer Ms. Helen Saint Vincent  from Germany.

Helen Saint Vincent, Germany. Part – 1.

Interview with a famous Assyrian singer Ms. Helen Saint Vincent from Germany. Ms. Helen told us about herself, her family and her work.

Ninos Oshana, Sweden. Part-3.

Tpaqta myaqra Samir Khoshaba am ammana d’Umta Atoureta myaqra Ninos Oshana.

Ninos Oshana, Sweden. Part-2.

Tpaqta myaqra Samir Khoshaba am ammana d’Umta Atoureta myaqra Ninos Oshana.

Ninos Oshana, Sweden. Part-1.

Tpaqta myaqra Samir Khoshaba am ammana d’Umta Atoureta myaqra Ninos Oshana.

Johnson Babella, USA. Part – 2.

This is the second part of the interview with the Assyrian artist Mr. Johnson Babella who is an excellent saxophone player. In this part Mr. Johnson is talking about his late father Rabi Gabriel Babella.

Johnson Babella, USA.

Interview with a famou Assyrian musician, saxophone player, Johnson Babella from USA. Mr. Johnson told us about himself, his family and his work. part-1.

Ghatina gabara, William Daniel.

William D. S. Daniel was born on March 17, 1903 in Urmia, Iran. He completed his primary education in the missionary schools where he studied the Assyrian language. After the First World War, William moved to Hamadan and began studying music. He later went to study in the conservatory of music in Basil, Switzerland where he became an accomplished violinist. While in Europe, he continued to study the Assyrian language and took to translating the French masterpiece "Cyrano de Bergerac" from French to Assyrian.

Ammana Amanowil Eskandar.

Ammanan mukheba Amanowil Eskandar kha umtanaya sharira, kha parsopa melya men khnana.

Festival mardutaneta d’Atouraye, Urmia (Russia).

In November of 2014 the Assyrian association of Krasnodar “Khayadta” held an annual Assyrian Cultural Festival, this time in the village of Urmia.
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