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Sharakan may
refer to:
Armenian chant (Armenian: շարական,
pronounced sharakan)
Sharakan,
alternative name of Shorkan, a
village in Iran This disambiguation...
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official collection of
sharakans. It is not
found among the
apocryphal sharakans either. Nevertheless, Sahakdukht's
sharakans are
thought to have had...
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Armenian alphabet. Some of the best
performers of
these chants, or
sharakans,
reside at the Holy
Cathedral of Etchmiadzin, and
include the late soprano...
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religious music became widely spread when
Armenian chants (also
known as
sharakans) were
performed by the
soprano Lusine ****yan.[citation needed]The state-run...
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known for his
sharakans,
which are
collections of hymns, and for the
several lays he had
written during his lifetime. The
sharakans written by Pahlavuni...
- rhythm. The tagh is
basically a
lyric song but it is not
canonic like the
sharakan.
There are two
types of
taghs -
religious and secular. St.Narekatsi's taghs...
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Khachatur of
Taron (died 1184),
Armenian poet and musician,
writer of
Sharakans Khachatur of
Kaffa (died 1658),
Crimean chronicler and
priest Khachaturian...
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subject "The
Theology of the
Armenian Church,
According to
Liturgical Hymns Sharakans" and was
promoted to the
ecclesiastical degree of
vardapet (archimandrite)...
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sermons in the
Armenian book of
hours (zhamagirk) and many
hymns (
sharakans) are
attributed to him.
Isaac is
venerated as a
saint in the Armenian...
- Khosrovidukht's
piece was not
included in the
collection of
official sharakans; however,
despite its
secular nature, "Zarmanali e indz"
eventually became...
