Visual art

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.

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

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

Myaqra Michael ileh Atouraya, amrana d'Erevan. Myaqra Michael Sadoyev ileh Mosiqora, omana d'tarasta d'mane d'mosiqi (musical instruments).

Myaqra Makena Tamrazov lida men baba Atouraya u yema Aremneta go mata d'Dvin b'atra d'Armenia.

Myaqra Ashoor Baba am kma khoravatu hodralon zmarta d' SAHDA. Zmarta d' SAHDA  peshtela zmerta byad 15 zamaryate u zamare mukhebe d'umta Atoureta.

Interview with a famou Assyrian musician, saxophone player, Johnson Agadjan from Canada. Johnson told us about himself, his family and his work.

In memory of Rabi Issa Benyamin. Rabi Issa was a writer and founder of Assyrian calligraphy (calligraphy – καλλιγραφία (Greek) – “beautiful handwriting) which has become part of Assyrian art.

Mikhail u Andrey Sadoev tree akhunvate umane u mhire go shulane d'zarazta d'saze prishe.

Animation by Joseph Jacoby (Sydney).