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Araksia Gyulzadyan

1907 – 1980

Armenian folk singer

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About Araksia Gyulzadyan

Lived 1907 – 1980 (aged 73). Araksia Gyulzadyan was a Russian singer.

Araksia Gyulzadyan (, June 5, 1907, Alexandropol – October 7, 1980, Yerevan) was an Armenian canonical singer of folk and ashugh music. She was awarded the People's Artist of Armenia honorary title in 1950.

Biography

As a young child, she became a solo singer at a church in Gyumri. She finished the primary school in her native town and moved to Yerevan in 1926, where Romanos Melikian became one of her teachers. She was the solo singer of the Armenian Radio Orchestra of Folk Instruments until 1955. She was also a solo performer at the Armenian Philharmonic.

She is also known for her performances of Sheram's songs.

Discography Husher, 1999

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Important facts

Birth century
Occupation
Employers
Armenian Radio Orchestra of Folk Instruments
Awards
People's Artist of the Armenian SSR; Medal "For Distinguished Labour"
Also known as
Araksia Giwlzadean

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Araksia Gyulzadyan?

Armenian folk singer

When was Araksia Gyulzadyan born?

Araksia Gyulzadyan was born on 5 June 1907 in Gyumri.

When did Araksia Gyulzadyan die?

Araksia Gyulzadyan died on 7 October 1980 in Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic, Yerevan.

What was Araksia Gyulzadyan's occupation?

Araksia Gyulzadyan was a singer.

What nationality was Araksia Gyulzadyan?

Araksia Gyulzadyan was Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Araksia Gyulzadyan

· Wikidata: Q4783865

· DBpedia: Araksia Gyulzadyan

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