Armenian March
Alexander Harutyunian
March
22 recordings, 1966–1994, 4 performers, 10 composers
A march is a piece with a strong, regular rhythm, originally written for troops marching in step and usually in 2/4, 4/4 or 6/8 time. In Soviet Armenia the genre also served schools, youth organisations and festivities: these recordings from 1966–1994 include pioneer, school, sports and cosmonaut marches by Robert Petrosyan, Aram Satunts and Ashot Satyan, as well as brass-band pieces such as Alexander Arutiunian's Armenian March (1982).
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Soviet Militia March
Arno Babajanian
Armenian March
Alexander Harutyunian
March
Armine Tutunjyan
March Of Tamanyan Division
Ashot Satyan
Youth
Ashot Satyan
Komsomol March
Eduard Hovhannes Baghdasaryan
March "Yerevan"
Robert Petrosyan
Cosmonaut's March
Aram Satunts
March
Gevorg Muradyan
Victory March
Nansen Mikaelyan
Farewell March
Areg Lusinyan
March
Vahe Aharonyan
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Prose Writings
Karen Mirzoyan
School March
Gevorg Muradyan
Sports March
Aram Satunts
Children's March
Edvard Mirzoyan
Festive Dance-Suite
Aram Satunts
Pioneer March
Gevorg Muradyan
Yeleq Hayer, Yeleq Qajer
Papin Poghosyan
March "Ejmiatsin"
Robert Petrosyan
Youth Waltz For Brass Band
Ashot Satyan
Performers
All recordings
Children's March
Edvard Mirzoyan
Cosmonaut's March
Aram Satunts
Farewell March
Areg Lusinyan
Festive Dance-Suite
Aram Satunts
Komsomol March
Eduard Hovhannes Baghdasaryan
March
Armine Tutunjyan
March
Gevorg Muradyan
March
Vahe Aharonyan
March "Ejmiatsin"
Robert Petrosyan
March Of Tamanyan Division
Ashot Satyan
March "Yerevan"
Robert Petrosyan
Pioneer March
Gevorg Muradyan
Prose Writings
Karen Mirzoyan
Red Star
Robert Petrosyan
School March
Gevorg Muradyan
Soviet Militia March
Arno Babajanian
Sports March
Aram Satunts
Victory March
Nansen Mikaelyan
Yeleq Hayer, Yeleq Qajer
Papin Poghosyan
Youth
Ashot Satyan
Youth Waltz For Brass Band
Ashot Satyan