Arno Babajanyan Statue
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Arno Babajanyan Statue: A Tribute to Musical Genius
The Arno Babajanyan Statue, sculpted in 2011, stands at the heart of Yerevan, commemorating the contributions of the renowned Armenian composer and pianist, Arno Babajanyan. Did you know he composed over 90 songs and numerous symphonies?
This bronze statue, crafted by sculptor Ara Harutyunyan, showcases Babajanyan seated at a piano, with an engaging expression, celebrating not just his music but also the essence of Armenian culture. It symbolizes the importance of music and the arts in the national identity of Armenia.
Notable Features
- 🎹 Cultural Significance: The statue honors Babajanyan's legacy, encouraging appreciation for Armenian music.
- 🎶 Architectural Design: The statue's detailed craftsmanship is a visual representation of Babajanyan's artistry.
- 📸 Photo Opportunity: The statue is a popular spot for tourists, making it an excellent backdrop for photos.
Accessibility is free, making it a suitable visit for tourists, families, and historians interested in Armenian cultural heritage.
Interesting Facts about Natural History MuseumArno Babajanyan Statue
Influential Works
Arno Babajanyan is best known for compositions that incorporate Armenian folk melodies.
Historical Context
He composed during the Soviet era, influencing generations of musicians in Armenia and beyond.
Formal Education
Babajanyan studied at the Yerevan State Conservatory, shaping his unique compositional style.
Location
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Address
View mapCorner of Tumanyan and Terian Streets
Opening Hours
Friday:
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Tuesday:
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Wednesday:
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Contact Information
Price
Free to visit.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Any time of day. Early mornings offer peaceful moments for reflection.