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Mountains of Armenia Maro Partamian Mezzo Soprano
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Learn More about Armenian Instruments and Music: http://www.maralnajarian.com/music.html Lerner Hayreni Mountains of Armenia From the CD Songs of Armenia Mezzo-Soprano Maro Partamian http://cdbaby.com/cd/maropartamian All Photos taken in Armenia. The snow covered mountains are Mt. Ararat, also known by Armenians as small and large "Masis." The Old testament tells us this is the place where Noah's ark landed after the flood, where God's new covenant with his people was revealed with the rainbow. Armenia was the first nation to officially recognize Christianity as a state religion in 301 AD. Photos and Video by MaralJan A. Merangoulian Music V. Aramouni Lyrics Translation: Mountains of Armenia Oh how much I have missed you fabulous mountains of Armenia! I have run until weary in your valleys, emerald mountains. I left my heart with you and took in my veins the smell of the roses, the strength of mother earth, mountains of Armenia. (Translation Maro Partamian with Ryan Allen) Check out my blog at: http://maraljan.blogspot.com/
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Mountains of Armenia Maro Partamian Mezzo Soprano
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Learn More about Armenian Instruments and Music: http://www.maralnajarian.com/music.html Lerner Hayreni Mountains of Armenia From the CD Songs of Armenia Mezzo-Soprano Maro Partamian http://cdbaby.com/cd/maropartamian All Photos taken in Armenia. The snow covered mountains are Mt. Ararat, also known by Armenians as small and large "Masis." The Old testament tells us this is the place where Noah's ark landed after the flood, where God's new covenant with his people was revealed with the rainbow. Armenia was the first nation to officially recognize Christianity as a state religion in 301 AD. Photos and Video by MaralJan A. Merangoulian Music V. Aramouni Lyrics Translation: Mountains of Armenia Oh how much I have missed you fabulous mountains of Armenia! I have run until weary in your valleys, emerald mountains. I left my heart with you and took in my veins the smell of the roses, the strength of mother earth, mountains of Armenia. (Translation Maro Partamian with Ryan Allen) Check out my blog at: http://maraljan.blogspot.com/
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Armenia, Ararat, Maro, Partamian, Armenian, mountain, landscapes, opera, mezzo-soprano,
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