- romanized: P****gh Ganachʻean Armenian: Բարսեղ Կանաչյան, romanized: B****gh
Kanachʻyan Հայկական սովետական համայնագիտարան [Soviet
Armenian Encyclopedia] (in Armenian)...
- "Mer Hayrenik" ("Our Fatherland") 1918, 1991
Mikael Nalbandian B****gh
Kanachyan "Mer Hayrenik" 0m 28s (one verse) Australia "Advance
Australia Fair"...
- aim to
produce professional musicians, he
taught musicology to B****gh
Kanachyan,
Mihran Tumacan,
Vagharshak Srvandztian and others. On 24
April 1915,...
- Work III, composer, 65 May 21 –
Ilona Eibenschütz, pianist, 95 B****gh
Kanachyan,
composer of the
Armenian national anthem, 82 May 31 –
Billy Strayhorn...
- Armenia "Mer Hayrenik" "My Fatherland" 1918-1922
Mikael Nalbandian B****gh
Kanachyan — Austria "Gott
erhalte Franz den Kaiser" "God Save
Emperor Francis"...
- (Bell Symphony). The co-hostess,
soprano Hasmik Papian performed B****gh
Kanachyan's "Lullaby". The
ceremony was
concluded with the song "Pour toi, Arménie"...
-
Khachaturian Musical Academy of the
Armenian Youth ****ociation B****gh
Kanachyan Musical Academy of the
Hamazkayin Cultural and
Educational ****ociation...
-
Petros IV Avkadian,
Armenian Catholic Patriarch from 1780 to 1788 B****gh
Kanachyan or P****gh
Ganatchian (1885–1967), Lebanese-Armenian
composer and conductor...
