Julietta Vardanyan

Julietta Vardanyan (Armenian: Ջուլիետա Վարդանյան) is an Armenian pianist, harpsichordist, and organist.

Julietta Vardanyan
Birth nameJulietta Vardanyan
OriginYerevan, Armenia
Occupation(s)Pianist, harpsichordist, organist
Associated actsArs lunga

Biography

Vardanyan was born in Yerevan. She graduated from the Yerevan State Conservatory (Professor Vagharshak Harutyunyan). She has had master classes by pianists Paul Badura-Skoda and Boris Berman (Obidos, Portugal).[1]

As a soloist performed with Narekatsi, "Four Seasons" (Moscow), the Moldova's National Chamber Orchestras, Armenia State Youth, Opera and Ballet National and Zaporozhye (Ukraine) Symphonic Orchestras, conductors V. Bulakhov (Russia), C. Florea (Romania), A. Khaindrava (Georgia/Czech Republic), Sergey Smbatyan R. Asatryan, A. Talalyan, M. Kokzhayev, Y. Yakulov. She is the first performer of the piano concertos of Composer Yakov Yakulov (USA) and Hayg Boyadjian.[2] Vardanyan was recorded at "Hermes Records" (Iran), collaborated with violinists such as L.Chilinkirian (UK), B. Lifschits( Switzerland), H. Mokatsian (Germany), T. Maytesyan (Belgium), Kh. Babayan (Iran), clarinetist V. Lando (United States), Baritone L.Fernando-Yaneza (Spain), Sopranos H. Baghdasaryan, I. Zakyan and so on.

She performs periodically in CIS, Europe, the Far and Middle East and Iran.

Vardanyan is an active participant of international and Armenian authoritative festivals "National Gallery of Arts", "Return ", "Talalyan brothers", "A. Khachaturian", " Yerevan Perspectives", Fajr" (Iran), Moscow autumn" (Russia), Martisor (Moldova), Deiá (Spain), "Minime" (Belgium) "Heres" (Switzerland), "Forte" (Kazakhstan) and others.

Since 2013 she is the executive director of "Talalyan Brothers" festival.[3] Since 2015 she is a pedagogue of Chamber ensemble and Concertmaster's class in Arno Babajanyan Musical Pedagogical College. Since 2009 she has formed a piano-cello duo "Ars lunga",[4] together with Honored Artist of Armenia, cellist Aram Talalyan with whom in 2011-2012 completed recording project "Anthology of Armenian Chamber Music" (1st part) which consists of 60 (since 1900s to present) records of Diaspora and Armenian Composers' Cello and Piano works (12 CD) as well as video recordings of complete works for cello and piano by R. Schumann, Tigran Mansurian and Aram Khachaturian (Shoghakat TV).

At present "Ars Lunga" makes "Anthology of Armenian Chamber Music" recordings part 2, which summarizes Armenian piano trios (compositions for piano, violin and cello).[5] The main aim of the duo is the retention of Academic music and its spread abroad.

Awards
  • St. Gregor Narekatsi medal (2013) of Armenian Ministry of Culture, for propagation of contemporary music and the performing arts.
  • "VivaCell-MTS" Gold Medal (2015) for the preservation of Armenian Academic Music.

See also

References
  1. "AV Production - Julieta Vardanyan". avproduction.am. Retrieved 20 December 2018.
  2. "Hayg Boyadjian, composer - Events". www.haygboyadjian.com. Retrieved 20 December 2018.
  3. "Cafesjian Classical Music Series: TALALYAN BROTHERS FESTIVAL dedicated to 110 Anniversary of Aram Khachaturian". cmf.am. Retrieved 20 December 2018.
  4. "Aram Talalyan: "It's a great honor to participate in the Khachaturian Festival."". Retrieved 20 December 2018.
  5. Exchange, Score. "THIRD CANTICLE Dedicated to Ars Lunga Duo Aram Talalyan-cello, Julietta Vardanyan-piano". Score Exchange. Retrieved 20 December 2018.
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