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- Founders
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The Armenian Little Singers International Association was founded in 1992 in Yerevan. The founder and president of the association is Professor Tigran Hekekyan. The Association aims to develop children's choral art in Armenia, to make the Armenian culture popular all over the world, to assimilate representatives of Armenian choral art with international choral institutions. The Armenian Little Singers International Association is active in these sphere. Founders 1. The Ministry of Culture of the (RA Minister of culture) 2. The Society of Cultural relations and collaboration with foreign countries (The union on cultural contacts and collaboration with foreign countries) 3. The Armenian State Committee of Television and Broadcasting (RA television and radio company) 4. Tigran Hekekyan- the artistic director and the principle conductor of the Armenian Radio and TV Chamber Choir. (Armenia) 5. Rafael Mangasarian- conductor, professor at the Yerevan State Conservatory (Armenia). 6. Robert Petrossian- composer, conductor of the Folk Ensemble of the Armenian State Committee of Television and Broadcasting (Armenia). 7. Alexander Siranossian- conductor, director (rector) of the (France). 8. Sirvard Gazanchian- composer, vocalist (singer), professor at the Lausanne Conservatory (Switzerland). Activity - Concert tour of the “Little Singers of Armenia” choir in Germany and participation in International Children's Choir Festival in Dresden (2018).
- Concert tour of French choirs “ChoeurVoyageur” and «Maîtrise des Hauts-de-Seine» in Armenia (2018).
- Komitas International Music Festival (2018).
- Concert of “Little Singers of Armenia” entitled “Yet 24 years” in Komitas Chamber Music Hall (2017).
- Concert tour of the “Little Singers of Armenia” choir in Israel and participation in Abu Gosh choral festival (2017).
- Concert of “Little Singers of Armenia” choir in Harichavank dedicated to the 148th Anniversary of Komitas (2017).
- Presentation of Japanese songs CD “Heartful Song for Japan” performed by “Little Singers of Armenia” choir in Komitas Museum (2017).
- Grant Vardanyan’s premiere of the documentary “Voices of Light” about “Little Singers of Armenia” choir’s concert tour in Switzerland in Moscow cinema (2016).
- Concert tour of the “Little Singers of Armenia” choir in Denmark, Germany, Netherlands and Belgium dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the RA.
- Performance of the “Little Singers of Armenia” choir for Pope Francis in Zvartnots airport (2016).
- Concert “Five Hues” dedicated to 95th anniversary of composers Alexander Harutyunyan, Ghazaros Saryan, Arno Babajanyan, Adam Khudoyan and Eduard Mirzoyan, Komitas Chamber Music Hall (2016).
- Concert tour in Switzerland and participation of the “Little Singers of Armenia” choir in Fribourg Choral Festival (May, 2016).
- Concert “Salute to the Soldier”, Komitas Chamber Music Hall (2016, Yerevan).
- Participation of 6 members of LSA in Japanese “Nodo-Jiman” TV show (2016, Japan).
- Final round of “Peace on the planet” International song festival, in Komitas Chamber Music Hall (December, 2015).
- Danish “MidtVest” girls choir concert tour in Vanadzor, Gyumri, Yerevan, Dilijan, Berd and Tsaghkunq in the scope of 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide Events, in the memory of humanists Maria Jacobsen and Karen Jeppe (October, 2015).
- Concert ”Celebration of Life” in the memory of 60th anniversary of maestro Aram Gharabekyan in National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet after A. Spendiarian (July 19, 2015).
- Concert “For Love and Life” in participation with conductor Maya Shavit from Israel, in Komitas Chamber Music Hall in the scope of 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide Events (April 30, 2015).
- Concert at Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Compelx in the scope of 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide Events (2015).
- CD edition dedicated to 100th anniversary of Benjamin Britten, with Swiss VDE Gallo company (2014).
- Sacred concert in Harichavanq Monastery, dedicated to Komitas’es 145th anniversary (October 8, 2014).
- Participation of “Paros” choir in World Choir Games (July, 2014).
- Concert tour in Switzerland and participation of the “Little Singers of Armenia” choir in European Festival of Youth Choirs Basel (May, 2014).
- Festival dedicated to International World Choral Day in A. Khachaturian Concert Hall (December 8, 2013).
- “Amaranth Trio Basel” concert tour in RA (Vayk, Artsach, Lori and Yerevan, 2013).
- Concert in participation with Swiss conductor Pierre Allain Beffa in Sayat-Nova Music School (October 20, 2013).
- Concert in participation with Donovan Grey in Sayat-Nova Music School (May 18, 2013).
- “Singing Armenia” competition in A. Khatchaturian Concert Hall (May 5, 2013).
- Festival dedicated to International Choral Day in Sayat-Nova Music School (December 9, 2012).
- “Multiknik” 2012 Childrens Annual Music Award (November 22, 2012).
- 7th annual International Armenian Microelectronics Olympiada tribute dedicated to participants, in Komitas Chamber Music Hall (August 4, 2012).
- “Little Singers of Armenian” senior and junior choir concert mutual with “New Hampshire Friendship Chorus” in Sayat-Nova Music School (July 1, 2012).
- Tour in Japan dedicated to Yerevan World Book Capital, 500th anniversary of Armenian printing and 20 year of Japanese-Armenian interrelations (2012).
- Concert tour in Georgia and Latvia dedicated to 20th anniversary of diplomatic relationship (2012).
- Participation in “Let the Future Sing” festival in Sweden (2012).
- International Songs Contest where 30 composers’ songs were introduced (2012).
- Concert on the World Choral Day (December 11, 2011).
- Welcoming concert dedicated to the newly appointed US ambassador John Heffern (2011).
- “Singing Armenia” national competition (2011).
- Concert for the opening event of the residence of Charles Aznavour in the presence of the presidents of France and Armenia (2011).
- A tour to Syunik, Artsakh, Gyumri and Yerevan for the “Little Singers of Armenia” choir dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the Republic of Armenia (2011).
- A welcoming concert for the ambassadors of Switzerland and France (2011).
- A concert and workshop with the alumni of Yale university for conductors (2011).
- Concert tour of best soloists and folk instrumental ensemble of Sayat-Nova School of Music to USA (2010).
- Concert tour of best soloists and folk instrumental ensemble of Sayat-Nova School of Music to Vanadzor and Alaverdi (2010).
- A Concert tour to Artsakh (2010).
- A Concert tour of the Sveshnikov Academy Boys choir in Yerevan, Spitak, and Dilijan (2009).
- Series of performances under the auspices of the First Lady of Armenia-Rita Sargsyan in the maternity hospitals of Yerevan City (2009).
- Participation of the “Avedis” Choir in World Choral Games in Austria, Graz (2008).
- A concert tour in Great Britain (2008).
- The participation of the choir in the year of Armenia in Russia (2006).
- Children’s choirs’ national competition Singing Armenia (2001, from 2006- annual).
- The first Armenian-American choral festival, Song of Unity, (from 2004 -biannual ).
- A concert tour in Greece and Cyprus (2002).
- A concert tour through the USA and Canada (2002).
- Participation of the Little Singers of Armenia choir in Expo 2000 in Hanover, Germany.
- Charity concerts in Gyumri and Vanadzor dedicated to the 5th anniversary of the ALS Association (Armenia, 1997).
- A concert tour in Greece under the high auspices of the Speaker of the Parliament, Mr. Apostolos Kaklamanis (1996).
- Children’s choirs competition Yerevan-96 (1996).
- A concert tour in Egypt under the high auspices of Mdm. Suzanne Mubarak (1996).
- A concert tour of the Little Singers of Armenia through Europe and the USA dedicated to the 50th Anniversary of the founding of the United Nations and UNESCO (1995).
- A choral festival dedicated to the International Day of Choral Singing (Armenia, 1994).
- A concert tour of Armenian National Radio Chamber Choir to Switzerland (1993).
- The first international festival in the Republic of Armenia, ASHTARAK-93 International Choral Festival (1993).
- Participation of 3 Armenian soloists in the collective works of choirs in Paris (1992).
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