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PublisherMosaic Press
ISBN 139781771613583
ISBN 101771613580
AuthorKommitas Vardapet
LanguageEnglish
Book DescriptionKomitas Vardapet is the most significant and iconic figure of Armenia. He is revered by all Armenians. A tragic figure and the genius of Armenian music, he survived the Armenian genocide, yet his story remains at the cultural center of the Armenian p
About the AuthorKomitas Vardapet is the most significant and iconic figure of Armenia. He is revered by all Armenians. A tragic figure and the genius of Armenian music, he survived the Armenian genocide, yet his story remains at the cultural center of the Armenian people and nation. All Armenians, both in Armenia and in the diaspora, recognize their soul and find their spiritual nature in Komitas. It is often said that the Armenian people continue today to live through him and his musical legacy. Nazareth Seferian grew up in India and moved to his homeland of Armenia in 1998, where he has been living ever since. His university education has not been specific to translation studies, but his love for languages led him to this work in 2001. He began literary translations in 2011 and his published works include the English version of Gurgen Khanjyan's novel Yenok's Eye. Working on other things during the day, Nazareth continues to spend some of his free time on translation, enthused by the mission of allowing greater recognition for Armenian culture.
Publication Date16 December 2021
Number of Pages496 pages

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