Name: Anoush
Start: 2012-07-06T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2012-07-07T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Notting Hill Tabernacle

Organization

Soprano

Teresa Gevorkian

Anush

Tenor

Vahé Begoyan

Saro

Baritone

Aris Nadirian

Mossi

Mezzo-soprano

Anaïs Heghoyan

Mother

Conductor

Levon Parikian

Stage director

Seta White

Choreographer

Arsen Zakarian

Set designer

Costume designer

Singer

Garo Karabeyekian

Kyokhva

Bass

Sipan Hagopyan

Ohan

Hagop Varoujian

Khatch Yekhpayr

Arminè Kassabian

Friend 3

Shakeh Major-Tchilingirian

Bride

Tom Key

Bridegroom

Lighting designer

Claire Roberts

Anoush’s mother

Nazik Andonian

Friend 2

Sonia Vartoukian

Friend 4

London Armenian Opera

Anoush

London

United Kingdom

Notting Hill Tabernacle

Anoush Tigranian

Public

Approved

Anoush is a five act opera written in 1912 by the Armenian composer/conductor Armen Tigranian (1879-1950). 

Based on national and much loved poet Hovhannes Tumanyan's homonymous poem, it depicts the tragic love  

story of a village girl Anoush, who falls in love with shepherd Saro. In a friendly wrestling contest, Saro defeats

Anoush's brother Mossi, humiliating him and violating the local code of honour. Mossi shoots Saro dead, and   

the grief causes Anoush to become insane and throw herself  from a cliff.                                                             

 

Anoush opera carries special significance for Armenian musical history and is considered to be the most popular

Armenian musical and theatrical work. It is the first opera that was completely inspired by Armenian culture and

folk music.

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