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Deutsche Oper am Rhein: Familienoper „Wo die wilden Kerle wohnen“ begeisterte im Theater Duisburg

Deutsche Oper am Rhein: Familienoper „Wo die wilden Kerle wohnen“ begeisterte im Theater Duisburg

Wie sich Max als König der wilden Kerle austobt Von Petra Grünendahl

Lavinia Dames (Max), Daniel Djambazian (Hahnkerl), Ensemble. Foto: Hans Jörg Michel.

Die Eltern (Felicitias Brunke und Lukasz Konieczny) haben die Verwandtschaft in ihr feudales Haus eingeladen, Sohn Max (Lavinia Dames) ist oben in seinem Zimmer spielen. Er tobt durch sein Zimmer: Sein uneingeschränktes Reich, in dem er zuweilen…

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Armenian American Museum Celebrates Historic Groundbreaking

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Armenian American Museum Celebrates Historic Groundbreaking

Armenian American Museum Board of Governors during the groundbreaking ceremony

Rep. Schiff Announces He Will Work to Secure Congressional Funding Kevonian, Arakelian Families Each Donate $1 Million to Museum

GLENDALE—The Armenian American Museum held a festive celebration to mark its historic Groundbreaking Ceremony at the future site of the museum in Glendale Central Park on July 11. More than 1,000 guests joined to commemorate the start of construction on the landmark cultural and education center that will serve generations to come.

Glendale Mayor Paula Devine with her fellow City Councilmembers welcome the museum to Glendale

The program began with warm welcoming remarks by renowned KTLA5 News Reporter Ellina Abovian who served as the esteemed Host of the Groundbreaking Ceremony.

Leaders of all Armenian church denominations bless the groundbreaking event

The Live Show featured interviews with Ambassador Armen Baibourtian – Consul General of Armenia in Los Angeles, California Assemblymember Adrin Nazarian, Executive Chairman Berdj Karapetian, Executive Vice Chairman Zaven Kazazian, Board of Governors Member Levon Filian, Aram Alajajian of Alajajian Marcoosi Architects, Vahram Davtyan representing Groundbreaking Sponsor Pacific BMW, and a special video message by Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger.

Kevin and Alexandria Kevonian and their children with Museum Executive Chairman Berdj Karapetian announced a $1 million donation

Executive Director Shant Sahakian officially welcomed the in-person attendees and the worldwide audience watching the broadcast of the Groundbreaking Ceremony on behalf of the Board of Trustees, Board of Governors, and leadership of the museum.

Rep. Adam Schiff

Alexandra and Lilia Yaralian of AGBU Los Angeles Choir delivered an exquisite performance of the national anthems from the main stage.

The Armenian American Museum Board of Trustees Co-Chairs led the invocation of the ceremony including Co-Chair Archbishop Hovnan Derderian representing the Western Diocese of the Armenian Church of North America, Co-Chair Bishop Torkom Donoyan representing the Western Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Father Armenag Bedrossian on behalf of Co-Chair Bishop Mikael Mouradian representing the Armenian Catholic Eparchy, and Co-Chair Reverend Berdj Djambazian representing the Armenian Evangelical Union of North America.

Glendale Mayor Paula Devine and City Councilmembers Ara Najarian, Vrej Agajanian, Ardy Kassakhian, and Daniel Brotman delivered remarks on behalf of the City of Glendale which has dedicated a premier location for the landmark center in the heart of the city and has served as a valued partner for the cultural and educational center.

California State Senator Anthony Portantino

“Today’s groundbreaking is a testimony of the work of our unified community,” stated Groundbreaking Chair Talin Yacoubian who represents AGBU Western District as the Co-Treasurer of the Board of Trustees. “The museum will bridge our past and shape our future – what an incredible privilege that is. I am proud to say that our hope is well on its way to becoming a reality. Soon, we will all be gathered here again to cut the ribbon and open the doors for the Armenian American Museum!”

California Senator Anthony J. Portantino, who has been a champion for the museum and has helped secure millions in state funds in support of the project, delivered inspiring words on the promise of the institution to impact generations of children through school field trips and generations of families by connecting them to their roots. His remarks were followed by special video messages with warm congratulations by Senate President pro Tempore Toni G. Atkins and Governor Gavin Newsom.

Congressman Adam Schiff celebrated the Armenian American community as an important part of the national fabric of the country and discussed how the museum will bring people together to embrace cultural diversity. He announced his efforts to advocate for federal funding in support of the project to rounding cheers throughout the audience.

KTLA’s Ellina Abovian served as the Mistress of Cermonies

Executive Chairman Berdj Karapetian thanked the museum’s generous supporters for making this momentous occasion possible and invited Kevin and Alexia Kevonian to the stage to deliver a special message on behalf of their family.

“This building, which will be erected very soon, will reflect what we are made of,” expressed Alexia Kevonian during her powerful and emotional remarks from the stage. “The need for cultural preservation is imperative now more than ever. That need can be met right here, on this very soil beneath your feet. Join us and when you do, the world will see what our collective efforts can achieve – a standing legacy.”

Following the remarks, Executive Chairman Berdj Karapetian announced a generous $1 million gift by the Kevonian family and a generous $1 million gift by the Arakelian family to ensure that the next generation has a world class institution that preserves and celebrates Armenian culture, history, and heritage.

The event concluded with the Board of Trustees and Board of Governors joining together on stage for the shovel ceremony to mark the historic groundbreaking. Museum leaders with ceremonial hard hats and shovels in hand officially broke ground and rejoiced at the community’s collective achievement.

Armenian American Museum Executive Director Shant Sahakian

The mission of the Armenian American Museum and Cultural Center of California is to promote understanding and appreciation of America’s ethnic and cultural diversity by sharing the Armenian American experience. The vision is a cultural campus that enriches the community, educates the public on the Armenian American story, and empowers individuals to embrace cultural diversity and speak out against prejudice

The event concluded with the Board of Trustees and Board of Governors joining together on stage for the shovel ceremony to mark the historic groundbreaking. Museum leaders with ceremonial hard hats and shovels in hand officially broke ground and rejoiced at the community’s collective achievement.

Major Sponsors of the Groundbreaking Ceremony included Armen Living, Athens Services, Jack and Maro Kalaydjian, Bank of America, The GASKA Alliance Foundation, Pacific BMW, Dickranian Foundation, and David and Margaret Mgrublian. Guests at the event enjoyed live entertainment by the Ara Dabandjian Quartet of Element Band and refreshments courtesy of Arvest Catering.

Learn more about the Armenian American Museum.

The mission of the Armenian American Museum and Cultural Center of California is to promote understanding and appreciation of America’s ethnic and cultural diversity by sharing the Armenian American experience. The vision is a cultural campus that enriches the community, educates the public on the Armenian American story, and empowers individuals to embrace cultural diversity and speak out against prejudice.

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Theater Duisburg: Opernbaukasten - Folge 2

Theater Duisburg: Opernbaukasten – Folge 2

Daniel Djambazian (Phantom der Oper), Malte Arkona (Moderator & Operndirektor), David Jerusalem (Dirigent) FOTO: Susanne Diesner

Die Regisseurin Esther Mertel hat das neue Bühnenspektakel mit Malte Arkona und den Profi-Sängern der Deutschen Oper am Rhein entwickelt. Als Operndirektor trifft er auf David Jerusalem als Maestro Corbello, Annika Kaschenz als Regisseurin und Mezzosopranistin, Monika…

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Deutsche Oper am Rhein: Wiederaufführung von Georges Bizets „Carmen“ begeisterte im Theater Duisburg

Deutsche Oper am Rhein: Wiederaufführung von Georges Bizets „Carmen“ begeisterte im Theater Duisburg

Von der Freiheit der Liebe Von Petra Grünendahl

Sergej Khomov als Don José mit Morenike Fadayomi als Carmen. Foto: Hans Jörg Michel.

„Die Liebe ist ein Zigeunerkind*“, macht die Zigeunerin Carmen (Ramona Zaharia) in der Habanera gleich zu Beginn klar, wie sie über die Liebe und ihr Leben in Freiheit denkt. Liebschaften kostet sie aus, ihre Freiheit genießt sie in vollen Zügen, wie es sonst zu jener…

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Deutsche Oper am Rhein: Donizettis „Don Pasquale“ begeisterte bei der Premiere im Theater Duisburg

Deutsche Oper am Rhein: Donizettis „Don Pasquale“ begeisterte bei der Premiere im Theater Duisburg

Auf Freiersfüßen: Alter schütz vor Torheit nicht Von Petra Grünendahl Hält seinen Neffen für einen Nichtsnutz: Günes Gürle (Don Pasquale), Ibrahim Yesilay (Ernesto). Foto: Hans Jörg Michel.Weil er seinen Neffen Ernesto (Ibrahim Yesilay) für einen Nichtsnutz hält, will der sichtlich alternde Don Pasquale (Günes Gürle) diesen enterben und selber heiraten. Seinen Hausarzt Doktor Malatesta (Richard…

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Massenets „Werther“ im Theater Duisburg

Massenets „Werther“ im Theater Duisburg

Die Geschichte der unerfüllten Liebe Werthers zu Charlotte und sein Freitod berühren das Publikum heute wie damals. Aus Goethes berühmtem Romanstoff entwickelte Jules Massenet eine Opernhandlung, die nicht mehr ausschließlich aus der Perspektive des unglücklich verliebten Dichters Werther erzählt ist. Auch Charlotte, Albert und Sophie gewinnen als eigenständige Figuren an Tiefe. Mit großer…

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Oper am Rhein: Giuseppe Verdis „Rigoletto“ begeisterte bei der Wiederaufführung im Theater Duisburg

Oper am Rhein: Giuseppe Verdis „Rigoletto“ begeisterte bei der Wiederaufführung im Theater Duisburg

Tosender Applaus belohnte glänzende Sänger für eine brillante Aufführung Von Petra Grünendahl

Der Hofnarr Rigoletto (l., hier: Boris Statsenko) verspottet den Grafen Ceprano (hier: Rolf Broman), dessen Frau vom Herzog von Mantua (hier: Andrej Dunaev) verführt worden war. Im Hintergrund: Chor und Statisterie der Deutschen Oper am Rhein. Foto: Thilo Beu.

Der Herzog von Mantua (Georgy Vasiliev) sucht…