- A
vardapet (Armenian: վարդապետ,
Eastern Armenian: [vaɾtʰa'pεt];
Western Armenian: vartabed, [vɑɾtʰɑˈbɛd]) is a
title given to
highly educated hieromonks...
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received education at the
Gevorgian Seminary.
Following his
ordination as
vardapet (celibate priest) in 1895, he
studied music at the
Frederick William University...
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Tashir ruled Tashir in the
fifth century. The
History of
Vardan by
Yeghishe Vardapet records him as
having led a
contingent to the
battle of
Avarayr in 451...
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Komitas Vardapet 5:49 3. "Traces II" 4:32 4. "Traces III" 5:45 5. "Traces VI" 5:14 6. "Traces V/Garun A"
Hamasyan Henriksen A****t Bang/
Vardapet 12:39...
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Stanley Sadie and John Tyrrell. London:
Macmillan Publishers. Komitas,
Vardapet. (1994).
Grakan nshkhark'
Komitas Vardapeti beghun grch'ēn:
npast mē Komitas...
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consists of a
number of
Armenian folk
songs from the
collection of
Komitas Vardapet (1869–1935), an
Armenian ethnomusicologist. The
Armenian Dances, Parts...
- notation). Folk
music was
notably collected and
transcribed by
Komitas Vardapet, a
prominent composer and musicologist, in the late 19th and
early 20th...
- A
crozier of the
Vardapet,
Armenian apostolic church, 19th century...
- of the Life and
Death of the
Blessed Man St.
Mashtots Vardapet Our
Translator by
Koriun Vardapet.
Twice into
Western Armenian (1900, 1951) and once into...
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Mikayel vardapet by
Arshak Fetvadjian (1907)...
