
George Mgrdichian was American jazz's premier proponent of the oud, the pear-shaped lute most common in Middle Eastern folk music. Born and raised in New York City, Mgrdichian was a largely self-taught musician who first took up the clarinet, joining a traditional Armenian band while in his teens. When the group's oud player was drafted into military service, Mgrdichian was forced to learn the instrument in a matter of days. He nevertheless studied clarinet at the Juilliard School of Music
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Samia Folk Dance
Yesterday
Baby's Lullaby
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Anoush Karoun (Sweet Spring)
Dgha Zaven (a Boy Named Zaven)
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Mayr Araxi Aperov
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Halay
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Donagan Bahr (holiday Dance)
Eraz (dreams)
Kele,kele (walk Walk)
Nihavend Longa
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Goongh (the Crane)
Sehnaz Longa
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Nehavend Longa
Memories Of Armenia
SultanI Yegah
Doctor
Greek-Serbian Dance
Aley Giva
Chat Araban
Hijaskar Longa
Shenez Longa
Me Ali Oolti Loo
Take 5
Laz Bar
Sev Khavar
Arabic Dance
Shalko (Caucasian Folk Dance)
Izmir (Smyrne)
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Kismet
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Black Sea
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