On air · 1991–2002Comedy
52 recordings, 12 hours on air, 16 contributors
Humour and satire programmes from 1991–2002: comic stories, fables, anecdotes and sketches read by the actors Samvel Ghazaryan, Mayranush Grigoryan and Anna Hekekyan, the latter two also directing many episodes. The authors include the 19th-century satirist Hakob Paronyan, considered the first satirist of modern Armenian literature, alongside translated humour by Mark Twain, Mikhail Zoshchenko, Jaroslav Hašek and Art Buchwald, and anecdotes from the town of Gavar.
The voices
Who read, wrote and directed it
From the first reels
The earliest recordings
- 1 Joke-Fairy TalesLida Zakaryan 1991 13:45
- 2 Jaroslav Hašek "Schweik Is Kicked Out Of A Madhouse" (from "The Good Soldier Schweik"); Humor Translated By Seda SargsyanSamvel Ghazaryan 1994 14:24
- 3 No Need To Fight For BureaucracyRafayel Kotanjyan 1994 14:36
- 4 Satirical PoemSamvel Ghazaryan 1994 14:35
- 5 Etymology Of Word "Vorosh"Rafayel Kotanjyan 1994 14:36
- 6 Pray; Amazement Of The Armenian; Pain Of Armenian; Murmurs Of Armenian; Falling StarsRafayel Kotanjyan 1994 14:31
- 7 The Glass; The AristocratLala Mnatsakanyan 1994 14:51
- 8 "Wine" FableMayranush Grigoryan 1994 14:14
- 9 Smile And Humor For WomenLala Mnatsakanyan 1994 14:43
- 10 Damages Of CourtesyLala Mnatsakanyan 1994 12:02
- 11 State And Bride And Mother In LawLala Mnatsakanyan 1994 14:58
- 12 Katakum En LoretsinereLala Mnatsakanyan 1994 14:58
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