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Sheram (Armenian: Շերամ, lit. 'silkworm', born
Grigor Talian; 20
March 1857 – 7
March 1938) was an
Armenian composer and bard (ashugh or gusan). A native...
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studio album, Sirusho, was
released in 2000
followed by the
second album Sheram in 2005. In the same year, she was
awarded the ****ure of
Armenian Music...
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Sheram Dasht (Persian: شرمدشت) is a
village in S****l
Rural District,
Rahimabad District,
Rudsar County,
Gilan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its po****tion...
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Sheram is a
village in
Balkh Province in
northern Afghanistan.[citation needed]
Balkh Province Satellite map at Maplandia.com v t e...
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Armenian folk
music during the 19th century.
Another 19th-century
ashik Sheram who was born in Alexandropol, is one of the
earliest gusans of traditional...
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Singh A
short history of
Manipur By R K
Jhalajit Singh (Barpujari 1992:386)
Sheram, AK (2012). "Manipuri, The". In Islam, Sirajul; Jamal,
Ahmed A. (eds.)....
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consonant phonemes.
These phonemes only
appear in
Ghusbang and
Sheram dialect. All
others appear in
every Kham dialect.
These phonemes do not...
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works of
prominent Armenian gusans such as Sayat-Nova, Jivani, and
Sheram. In 1939, the
Armenian National Academic Theatre of
Opera and
Ballet was...
- L (1967). The
Wonder That Was India. Oxford:
Taplinger Pub. Co. p. 60.
Sheram, AK (2012). "Manipuri, The". In Islam, Sirajul; Jamal,
Ahmed A. (eds.)....
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Babajanian street.
Zoravar Andranik street.
Daniel Varujan street.
Gusan Sheram street.
Church of the Holy
Mother of God of Malatia. Holy
Trinity Church...
