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Makar Grigori Yekmalyan (also
transliterated Ekmalian; in
Armenian Մակար Եկմալյան) (2
February 1856,
Vagharshapat - 6
March 1905, Tiflis) was an Armenian...
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Komitas left
Etchmiadzin for
Tiflis to
study harmony under composer Makar Yekmalyan,
whose polyphonic rendering of
Armenian liturgy is the most
widely used...
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Catholicos of All
Armenians 1590–1629[citation needed]
Makar Yekmalyan (1856–1905), composer[citation needed]
Hovhannes Hovhannisyan (1864–1929)...
- (1893–1979)
Grigor Yeghiazaryan (1908–1988), born in present-day
Turkey Makar Yekmalyan (1856–1905), born in present-day
Armenia Mikhail Youdin (1893–1948) Yuri...
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Cathedral of Etchmiadzin, and
include the late
soprano Lusine ****yan.
Makar Yekmalyan (1856–1905)
composed the Patarag, the
setting of the
Armenian Apostolic...
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Confederate States of
America Secretary of the
Treasury (b. 1818) 1905 –
Makar Yekmalyan,
Armenian composer (b. 1856) 1919 –
Oskars Kalpaks,
Latvian colonel (b...
- (1856–1933)
Sergei Taneyev (1856–1915)
Nikoghayos Tigranian (1856–1951)
Makar Yekmalyan (1856–1905)
Nikolai Artsybushev (1858–1937)
Alexander Ilyinsky (1859–1920)...
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governorates of Moscow, Podolsk, and Tula. The
Armenian composer Makar Yekmalyan dedicated his
Nocturne for
piano to
Prince Semyon Abamelik-Lazarev. In...
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important gems of
Armenian sacred music, the
Sacred Liturgy of
Makar Yekmalyan, was
released in Yerevan. The
liturgy of the
classic of
Armenian sacred...
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Frederick William Vanderbilt,
American railway magnate (d. 1938) 1856 –
Makar Yekmalyan,
Armenian composer (d. 1905) 1857 – Jan Drozdowski,
Polish pianist and...
