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At focus UNESCO freezes registration of Azerbaijan's entry for national instrument April 1 The Armenian duduk was registered with UNESCO in 2008 and is recognized all over the world. Top stories Eric Bogosian joins cast of "Interview with the Vampire" TV series Parajanov’s films to be screened at Center Pompidou in Paris Armenia: Preservation of Karabakh heritage high on the agenda Articles Otri Trio performs for children with disabilities Chance to have another dream The other side of music Instrumental injuries Last topics Armenian Genocide Charles Aznavour Nagorno Karabakh	Other news in this section Armenia reimagines heritage through AI at Venice Biennale A key highlight of the Armenian Pavilion’s exploration is the transition from the digital to the material. Snoop Dogg concert organizers delay repayment to government Four months after demanding a refund, Armenia’s Ministry of Culture still awaits repayment for Snoop Dogg’s canceled concert. Armenian-themed photo exhibit opens in Paris The Harmonies d’Arménie exhibition highlights Armenia through Lidia Kasparian’s lens, blending personal vision with cultural heritage in central Paris. History Museum showcases Genocide survivor stories from Marseille Dedicated to the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the exhibition officially opened on April 25. Mozart’s Requiem performed at midnight in Yerevan Mozart’s Requiem echoed at Aram Khachaturian Concert Hall in tribute to the canonized victims of the Armenian Genocide. Minister says government not involved in organizing Lopez show Despite government support for cultural events, Armenia’s culture minister declined to clarify involvement in the upcoming Jennifer Lopez concert in Yerevan. Philharmonic Orchestra to perform requiem at midnight April 23 Mozart’s brilliant final composition, Requiem, is considered one of the most powerful funeral masses in classical music. Armenian church denounces Azerbaijani cultural revisionism Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin calls on international actors to condemn Azerbaijan’s efforts to falsify history and assert territorial claims over Armenia. Turkey to broadcast first-ever Armenian tv series LuyS TV announces upcoming broadcast of the first Armenian series in Turkey, subtitled in Turkish. RA official: plans to restore historic Ani bridge move forward “We have done everything on our side and are waiting for the Turkish side to fulfill its commitment,” Rubinyan said. All news from the section	Home1 All news Most popular In news Yerevan, Lyon agree to expand cooperation Armenia’s Brunette reveals her Eurovision song, “Future Lover” Metropolitan Museum of Art lists Aivazovsky as an Armenian artist In articles Terry George The Armenian girl and her Resignation Syndrome Cultural diplomacy as a driver of Armenia’s economy Interviews British fantasy writer Joe Abercrombie regularly delights readers with new novels and a fresh take on the genre. His next book, “The Trouble with Peace” from The Age of Madness trilogy, is expected to arrive in mid-September. In an interview with PanARMENIAN.Net, meanwhile, the author of the brilliant fantasy series The First Law talks about what the future holds, a possible screen adaptation of his books, and much more. Joe Abercrombie: Heroism and villainy are often matters of where one stands French Armenian filmmaker Arnaud Khayadjanian won the AAFCCJ Award For The Best Diaspora Director in Armenian Panorama program of the 15th Golden Apricot Film Festival this summer. The director received the honor for his take on Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh) with the movie “We Are Our Mountains” French Armenian helmer: Artsakh movie seeks to make voiceless people of ‘ghost country’ heard

UNESCO freezes registration of Azerbaijan's entry for national instrument

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