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Choir students awarded certificates following spiritual music festival
Students of choirs participating in the spiritual music festival were awarded certificates of appreciation during a ceremony held at the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of Armenia. Deputy Minister Daniel Danielyan presented the certificates.
The certificates recognised the choirs that participated in the third spiritual music festival held on January 6 at the historic St. Grigor Church in Aruch.
The ceremony was attended by students from the villages of Arevshat and Kaghtsrashen in the Artashat community of Ararat Province, as well as representatives of the Talin Music School, the Aparan Art School, and the “Female Composers” choir.
In his remarks, Daniel Danielyan thanked the young participants and emphasised the importance of the festival in promoting spiritual and cultural values. He noted that the initiative contributes to the preservation of spiritual traditions, the popularisation of national musical heritage, and the cultural and moral development of younger generations.
“I am sure that performing in a 7th-century historical and cultural monument was a unique and memorable experience for you,” the deputy minister said, adding that the festival helps revive and highlight Armenia’s historical and cultural landmarks.
In addition to certificates of appreciation, the children were also presented with fiction books on the occasion of Book Giving Day.
The certificates recognised the choirs that participated in the third spiritual music festival held on January 6 at the historic St. Grigor Church in Aruch.
The ceremony was attended by students from the villages of Arevshat and Kaghtsrashen in the Artashat community of Ararat Province, as well as representatives of the Talin Music School, the Aparan Art School, and the “Female Composers” choir.
In his remarks, Daniel Danielyan thanked the young participants and emphasised the importance of the festival in promoting spiritual and cultural values. He noted that the initiative contributes to the preservation of spiritual traditions, the popularisation of national musical heritage, and the cultural and moral development of younger generations.
“I am sure that performing in a 7th-century historical and cultural monument was a unique and memorable experience for you,” the deputy minister said, adding that the festival helps revive and highlight Armenia’s historical and cultural landmarks.
In addition to certificates of appreciation, the children were also presented with fiction books on the occasion of Book Giving Day.
