Amazing Armenian Choir

[@draganadc]

I am literally frozen...Deep admiration and respect toward armenian nation from Serbia...

[@lizelantt]

Much love from Greece 🇬🇷 to Armenia ❤️❤️❤️

[@tamunaliparteliani305]

Im sending you love from Georgia ❤ last weekend i was in Saint Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral and they were singing,it was amazing, I wanted to stay in cathedral forever ❤️ for me angels voices sounds like that ❤

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Lovely singing we must agree.

[@tendo161]

God bless Armenia, from a Protestant Christian ✝️✝️

[@MariaKroner]

Unbelievable!! I have never ever heard something so beautiful in my whole life

[@babanadopu]

I have heard many songs in my lifetime. But I don't think I have ever heard a song as deep and heartbreakingly sad as this one. Once you learn the meaning of it.

[@micsasy]

voices of God. From Italy, love armenian's song, This is our church music!

[@georgiedu84]

🇮🇹🇦🇲

[@vahagnpoghosyan6391]

Bela Italy

[@strutter0505]

This is not listening music, this is having an experience. Greetings from Turkey to all brothers and sisters of Armenia.

[@ANZACS100]

FUCK TURKEY

[@roma8672]

....

[@ANZACS100]

@@roma8672 do you also hate turks ?

[@tendo161]

Not exactly their favorite place to receive greetings though

[@arsenmartirosian8157]

thank u , you are a nice person.

[@ingodwetrust2932]

ARMENIAN GOLDEN VOICE !!!!!! Perfect 👌

[@jackjacobs1373]

This speaks directly to my soul. "The soul has been given its own ears to hear things the mind does not understand." ~ Rumi

[@ΙωάννηςΠάττας]

Αγγελικό άκουσμα που καθηλώνει!

[@hertersarel]

The vibration goes straight to your heart ❤️

[@evaballian6281]

Very beatiful, like angels singing...love from Croatia

[@МаргаРитка-ы3е]

Как красиво поют...аж дух захватывает!

[@felixhu1209]

Angelic voice .. Holy is Our Father.. Amen

[@DougYeager]

Love the low voices with single soprano - it is a light touch that absolutely matches the tune

[@itstomarm9767]

This is LUYS vocal quintet from Armenia and the name of this piece is " Ur es Mayr Im" unknown medieval author, arr. by A. Bobikyan 21cc.

[@garogaritphila8223]

A feel of heaven.

[@hollowayrobert5789]

God bless you all, I'm native , Indian and American. I search when ever I can to find language's, of different songs . Found many I love. This song is like the beauty of the siren's. Saying praise unto the women and the innocent of birth that was gave unto us , through all women you shall prevail , its not of these color racist that you know.it is a fact that's always been on my mind with out you women there is not a birth , With out a man there is no birth. Peace unto you all women of all colors and creeds , I'm a man and that's what God intended , You are women that is what Goddess has made , now put them together and this is what you got. God des great God fess good . God bless you all women.

[@vazken9178]

If you haven’t already heard of him please follow Dr Vahan Setyan. The similarities between our long lived indigenous histories are truthfully beautiful

[@nozombi7308]

Потрясающе !!!! 🙌🙌🙌

[@katesyms2456]

"I was thirsty; they gave me vinegar" (Jesus, on the cross)

[@danasumova6581]

Bůh je všudypřítomný, hlasy jsou nadpozemské... Z celého srdce děkuji.

[@ghettoyeti50]

Images of angels.

[@tonivivekayashimura]

Maravilloso, angelical!

[@rogerbrookes3515]

Touched me deep into my heart.

[@מזלנימן]

מוזיקה של הנשמה

Amazing music!!!

[@kieronconcannon]

Oh wow, so beautiful.

[@syguy3599]

Wish there was more of this to find

[@guanzhuguangming1288]

So soothing. Thank you!

[@flinkerfurz]

My eyes become wet - Lovely voices !

[@tamaravazquez8053]

So beautiful Ahmen..

[@sunscreenbean]

Невероятно красиво

[@gianpietroscurti9054]

Che meraviglia!

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Amazing video and singing. lovely.

[@alex108]

великолепно!!!

[@m.d.javedakhtar7375]

Today first time i heard after I'm wonder to hear this voice

[@karenmason4912]

So Precious 🙏🏻💕

[@jackyan9131]

I can’t wait to listen to this in the car!

[@franciscoacacermeiro1788]

Celestial!!!

[@jasonangkin5970]

Impressive!

[@ella9574]

Bravissime..!!! 💕

[@madammarikaaaofficiaall2474]

Love from Turkey

[@drovid008]

Thank you. If your government stops killing us that'd be nice too, just a side note... :)

[@Petermc95]

Beautiful

[@NeilGastonguay]

Lovely.

[@centuryflower]

How can I get sheet music for this for my choir-- and I hope we sound half as heavenly. You singers have the most gorgeous sound!

[@MsAfrica1988]

I hope one day you with your choir will visit Armenia, Geghard monastery and will sing in this unbelievable rock carved room. I been there last summer and imagine I visited this place three times.

[@dubaidiscotheque]

Excellent!

[@LaPetite510]

😇 & the angels sang...

[@saurabhsharma7522]

DIVINE

[@GlennGoedhart]

Amazing.. Could I get in contact with this (or kind of) choir? Because i really would like to make some deep (progressive house) music with a deep message involed what happend in the past and in mine opinion stil is going on.. Great respect. A lot of love!

[@mynamerobbie5100]

Did you make a song out of this? 😬

[@hrayrsukiasyan8477]

I like your idea )) Is any progress?

[@mariammailyan1847]

This is Luys vocal Quintet from Armenia. You can find there page in Facebook also

[@AGPMandavel]

Look up E Nomine

[@roisindubh6539]

Can anyone tell me the name of this group singing? And also, where did it take place? Thanks, from Australia

[@angels6241]

Wonderful

[@varduhi81]

Ո՞ւր էս Մայր իմ

[@ladorianback658]

🙏🙏🙏

[@suzanneliapis4481]

Vive l’Arménie

[@DavidNefelimSlayer]

No one will forget what The Young Turk government did.

[@melvanmill]

✝️☦️🙏

[@vaheohanian8418]

Where was it done? It looks like near Ani, in the Western Armenian Highlands.

[@albertartur]

It's in Geghard monastery

[@vigenichnik3629]

ԱՅՈ': YES.

[@hopespringseternal7028]

wow

[@anselmodefilipis3023]

can somebody tell me the name of this piece and the author's name?

[@johannesnicolaas]

It sounds like: Ur es Mayr im-Mother, where are You. The text is very old, medieval times. The melody is 19th. 20th century. May be from Komitas. But I am not sure. (I am not Armenian)

[@rafisarkis4563]

johannesnicolaas I believe the hymn is in fact medieval as well and was transcribed by Gomidas around the period of the 1915 Genocide.

[@ArpineHovhannisyan]

Actually an author is unknown and its very old sacred song associated with Easter

[@loraavedian1291]

Hello, can you tell me who this choir are and whether they have made any other recordings of this? thank you!

[@laura98listru]

Armenians, the most talented people in the world. We are proud here in Siberia that we have them/ We love them.

[@loraavedian1291]

Hi, yes I am aware they are Armenian, but can you tell me the name of the choir? I would like to ask them if I can use their work on a short film I have made related to Armenia and would love to know what their name is so I can contact them. Many thanks !

[@laura98listru]

No, sorry. The problem is there are very many such singing groups in Armenia. They all sing. May be this group is not famous at all. Sorry. But let's hope somebody else helps you!

[@BerlinPaul]

Hey, they are known under the name "Luys Vocal Quintet"

[@ligiavardanyan4631]

Geghard Vocal Ensemble

[@cielphantomhive1872]

Where can i find a transcription?

[@Gor_Verdyan]

Կեցցե՜ք, որտե՞ղ է

[@шекспир-ь8э]

Монастырь Гегард. Армения

[@meelismilli]

Super!

[@karinanalbandyan3009]

I am half Armenian on my father side, but unfortunately I do not speak the language. Can someone let me know if this song is religious? I am very interested in learning anything that connects to Armenian paganism, which of course it is its native heritage. The pagan history of any indigenous people is it’s real ethnic, native roots. I understand that most people will argue against this, saying no, the real identity of Armenia is Christianity, and I completely understand why people would say so. People tend to hold the same beliefs and views as their parents, other immediate family members, friends, teachers, coworkers, and pretty much everybody else in society. We are born into a specific worldview, and raised with it. Most people fail to think for themselves, and be responsible for the development of their personal worldview and belief system. If you do a little research on the word pagan, you will learn that it’s only recently that it became to mean something religious, in the past, this word simply meant someone who lives outside of the city metropolis, country folk, villager. The word pagan use to mean same as ethnic/indigenous/native. And pagan really is ethnic/native/indigenous, because the pagan faith, and traditions of any culture were distinctively unique only to them, they were ethnic, unlike Christianity/Abrahamic religion is global. A person from anywhere in the world can be Christian, because Christianity/Abrahamism is a globalist religion. That is why this religion is the number one most powerful religion in the world with the most amount of followers around the world, and how do you think this religion gained such an immense global power? I don’t want to be negative, because I understand that Christianity is something that people hold dear in their hearts, and my comment is not aimed at disrespecting people and coming in between them, and their personal relationship with God.. I am more talking about organized religion, how it was founded, and implemented into society. If you do a little research you will know that Christianity spread through sword and fire. Let’s just say our pagan ancestors did not willingly throw away in the garbage the ancient gods of their forefathers so that they can convert to a brand new foreign religion. Unfortunately there was a genocide of pagan/indigenous/ethnic tribes, clans, and kingdoms around the world. This was the death of the old world order. It was the end of the clan/tribal societies, the end of kindred traditions. The global shift from the native ethnic/pagan, nature-based spirituality of all indigenous people around the world, to Abrahamism also resulted in people around the world being separated from organic nature, separated from their local land, environment and ecosystem. Before when human populations were pagan/ethnic, and followed their native nature-based spirituality, they were taught to be the caretakers of their local land, and ecosystem, they were in-tuned with the natural environment, aligned with the natural cycles. Paganism taught people to view the organic earth, and all organic life on the planet as sacred and divine. Abrahamism changed all that by teaching that the earth is the kingdom of Satan, and that humans were banished from heaven on to earth which is a place of punishment. Abrahamic religions taught that the earth is not sacred or divine, and that spirituality/divinity can only be experienced by reading a holy book, going to church, or after you die and go to some abstract far away world that they call heaven. To pagans everything living and organic was sacred. The pagans celebrated everything that had to do with procreation of life, fertility, virility, continuation of one’s own kin/family line, etc…, but according to Abrahamism these things are unclean, impure, in need of cleansing rituals. Most people don’t know that according to some Abrahamic religious laws woman is considered unclean after giving birth to a child. She has to be cleansed for more days if she had a baby girl, and less days if it was a baby boy. This religious law was foreign and alien to our pagan ancestors who considered pregnant women and the process of birth as something very divine, something to celebrate. The worldwide spread of Abrahamic religions was a paradigm shifting global event, and Abrahamic religions played a huge role in that global shift of a worldview and consciousness. The global shift from paganism to Abrahamism started when the age of Pisces began, and now that we are exiting the age of Pisces, and entering the age of Aquarius, we see a brand new worldview and consciousness on the horizon, with the new religions of scientism and Transhumanism.

[@educationalporpoises9592]

This is a very shortsighted understanding of Christianity and how it is to understand the nature of Earth.

[@karinanalbandyan3009]

@@educationalporpoises9592 This is your opinion on my comment, and you are entitled to it, but no I don’t agree with you. What I said in my comment about Christianity is not a shortsighted view of it. I have done research on Christianity for many years. Not to mention I was born into a Christian family and raised Christian. So no when I talk about Christianity I know exactly what I’m saying. Christian ideology is Abrahamic, and Abrahamism don’t acknowledge the spirituality here within physical matter. Only pagans believed that this earth is sacred and filled with spirit. It was the pagans who saw the divinity and sacredness of nature and organic life, and not Christians/Abrahamists, and you will not convince me otherwise, because I have done my research. This is why Christians used to bash the pagans who have always followed nature-based spirituality for thousands of years. Christians used to always negatively criticize the pagans and call them primitive nature people because they view nature as divine. According to Christian/Abrahamic ideology, their idea of spirituality is separate from the physical world, it is somewhere up in heaven, somewhere in the abstract world and not here within the physical earthly realm. This is why Christian/Abrahamists always focus on the afterlife. For them spirituality can only be experienced when you go to church, talk to a priest, or read a holy book. It was the pagans who have experience spirituality in the daily life, doing every day things. Everything I said in my comment is true. Maybe you don’t want it to be true, but that’s something different entirely. According to Bible humans were not only born guilty infants, they were actually guilty from the time of conception. That is a fact. Are you going to deny this too?

[@danaelizabethlewis4014]

Nature worship gave way to local deities primarily sun worship. Zoroastrianism which arrived in Armenian approximately 5th Century BC was the predominant religion before Armenia converted to Christianity in the 1st century. During the Zoroastrian period there was a mix of local deities and a few borrowed from neighbors. Armenians were such zealous Christians they became the first to adopt Christianity as the state religion in 301 AD. Sassna Tsrer is an epic tale surviving from pre-Christian Armenia. However, the best place to actually experience the festivals and surviving rituals is within the Armenian Apostolic Church. Several of the old customs were brought into the Armenian celebration of Christ. Vardavar (celebration of water) is part of their celebration of the Transfiguration, the celebration of Diarentarach where people jump over a fire is linked to Christ's presentation to the Temple but originates pre-Zoroastrianism.

[@felixhu1209]

At least they have rich traditional Christianity. In Singapore there is no chinese traditions ...dead and buried. A land of " You died Your Business".

[@captainblackbeard7840]

​@@karinanalbandyan3009 you really misunderstand christianity. its has done more good in this world, because of the teachings of christ, than any group in the entire history of mankind. its not just a tribal identity. the bible teaches you how to live a good life for yourself, your neighbor and your society. thats why christian countries have more freedoms and charities. it is not merely spiritual but real and of this world. it teaches with stories and metaphors because thats how humans teach things. when it speaks of hell, thats real. go walk down the streets and talk to drug addicts and homeless people and ask them if theyre living a hell or heaven. or criminals whos lifestyles have led their lives to ruin. it teaches you to love and forgive so you dont have poison in your heart which leads to resentment and misery. it also teaches you to help those less fortunate, to carry on in life with your burden, to defend the weak... you can not look at a few bad examples of humans behaving badly and attribute that to religious teachings, as if pagans didnt conquer and convert people and have human sacrifices and slavery. the very fact that slavery is abolished in the west is because of christian ideology. and all religions dont have the same message. christianity is unique in the world and even from the abrahamic religions. your opinions are not only simplistic and ignorant but insulting as well, especially considering you came here to post it.

[@jeanclaudewebert129]

Cela me fait penser à Gregorio Allegri miserere me deus...

[@rahimel-mulla2894]

In the begining there was silneces .

[@baby57307]

What do you mean by that

[@wistfulvictoria]

they are mermaids

[@Believe_on_the_LordJESUSChrist]

You that read this, you must be born again to see the kingdom of Heaven, you must truly actually really trust and believe the Gospel, that Jesus the Son of God died for YOUR sins, yes for ALL of YOUR sins, and after he died for all of your sins, he was buried and on the third day he rose from the dead and is no longer dead but is alive right now and forevermore, if you truly truly believe that ALL of your sins have been forgiven, if you accept this forgiveness out of a pure heart sincerely and believe that all of your sins have already been forgiven then according to your faith be it unto you, that's it, you see, by your FAITH you are healed and forgiven of all of your sins simply because you accept forgiveness by what Jesus did for you, you accept his sacrifice for you by FAITH and if you do truly believe that you are forgiven , God knows what you are thinking, and if you truly believe that you are totally forgiven and saved, God accepts you because of your FAITH in His Son Jesus, and you are forgiven by your faith and you are saved and have everlasting life and you shall never perish but have eternal LIFE and no one can ever possibly pluck you out of the hand of God Almighty because you trust and believe in His Son Jesus the Christ of Nazareth. Fear not, only BELIEVE. Pray and ask God to forgive you of all of your sins and give you the gift of eternal life in the name of His Son Jesus Christ and God will hear your sincere prayer and forgive you and you will know that He forgives you and that you are saved , BY FAITH. If you are saved, God will never leave you nor forsake you because you are a child of God, no matter what happens, get back up and continue to walk in faith and God will guide you unto everlasting LIFE and will never fail you neither will let you to fail because you belong to Him and you are dearly loved and you shall never ever perish but you have everlasting LIFE. Do the best that you can possibly do to not sin anymore, and pray and ask for help and God will help you to overcome all temptations as He guides you to become more and more sanctified as you mature in the faith, and read the Bible and study the Bible and pray to learn what to do and what not to do, but no matter what, never ever doubt your salvation because God Himself guaranteed and promised that He will make sure that you will make it to Heaven and have eternal life by His power and He Himself will perform the good work that He has ALREADY started in you that truly believe. (Philippians 1 : 6) Fear not, only *BELIEVE* .

[@jeanclaudewebert129]

En plus c est reposant...

[@sociekropstorf7141]

🙏🙏🙏