YerazArt Soundbooth Now Open
As we continue to develop our website, a new feature we are going with is the "Soundbooth". In late March, we recorded all 8 YerazArt students who are going on tour here starting in a few weeks. The album is due out on April 26, 2007 at the Boston show and will be sold throughout the tour when it will eventually be made available in stores and online. 100% of the sales of the album will go to the YerazArt program.
The three songs that are on the website are "Bonus Track" from the sessions that were left off the album. It's not that they weren't good enough, rather, that they did not fit the overall flow of the album. Thus, we are making them available online to listen.
Click HERE to go to the YerazArt Soundbooth and listen to the next generation of Armenian musical talent.
Our revised and final concert dates/times/venues are now available, as well as full ticketing information HERE.
The three songs that are on the website are "Bonus Track" from the sessions that were left off the album. It's not that they weren't good enough, rather, that they did not fit the overall flow of the album. Thus, we are making them available online to listen.
Click HERE to go to the YerazArt Soundbooth and listen to the next generation of Armenian musical talent.
Our revised and final concert dates/times/venues are now available, as well as full ticketing information HERE.
posted by Raffi at 4:56 AM
1 Comments:
Hi,
My comment is not related to this post. However, I couldn't find another place to post my comment. My apologies.
I have a suggestion for this blog, and my comment goes to the admins of this blog (Raffi K.,...).
As a new blogger, I would suggest that you use Labels/Categories for posts related to the person naming his/her resident country.
You see, when I come to this blog, and read, I do not know the person posting, where he/she is from. A Label of the country would help a lot. Also, if anyone wanted to read all the posts labeled with, for example, Germany, all its posts will appear, when clicked on "Germany".
So, my suggestion is using the new feature of Blogspot, mainly Labels. And each person posting will label his/her post in the name of his/her residing country.
As a personal gratitude, I'd like to say that Raffi K. has been the very first one to start an Armenian blog since Y2k, and he's been one of the few who has inspired me indirectly to start blogging.
Have a Blogsome Day,
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