Scotsman: Five Stars for Isabel Bayrakdarian's "Gomidas Songs" and Singer's "Bewitching Power"

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Gomidas Songs, Isabel Bayrakdarian's 2008 Nonesuch debut and a Grammy nominee for Best Classical Vocal Performance, rates a perfect five stars in a review in The Scotsman, which states that this collection of songs by Armenian "composer of genius" Gomidas Vardabet "is a series of his songs with classical instrumental arrangements, sung with bewitching power by the Armenian-Canadian soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian. The accompaniment—by an ensemble led by Serouj Kradjian—is perfectly apt."

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Gomidas Songs, Isabel Bayrakdarian's 2008 Nonesuch debut and a Grammy nominee for Best Classical Vocal Performance, rates a perfect five stars in a review in The Scotsman. Music critic Michael Church writes of the collection of songs by Armenian composer Gomidas Vardabet ("a composer of genius," says Church): "What we have here is a series of his songs with classical instrumental arrangements, sung with bewitching power by the Armenian-Canadian soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian. The accompaniment—by an ensemble led by Serouj Kradjian—is perfectly apt."

Read the review at news.scotsman.com.

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  • Friday, January 30, 2009
    Scotsman: Five Stars for Isabel Bayrakdarian's "Gomidas Songs" and Singer's "Bewitching Power"

    Gomidas Songs, Isabel Bayrakdarian's 2008 Nonesuch debut and a Grammy nominee for Best Classical Vocal Performance, rates a perfect five stars in a review in The Scotsman. Music critic Michael Church writes of the collection of songs by Armenian composer Gomidas Vardabet ("a composer of genius," says Church): "What we have here is a series of his songs with classical instrumental arrangements, sung with bewitching power by the Armenian-Canadian soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian. The accompaniment—by an ensemble led by Serouj Kradjian—is perfectly apt."

    Read the review at news.scotsman.com.

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