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Margenrot. Antuni
Margenrot. Antuni
Margenrot. Antuni
NOPA. Festival for sonic arts

Margenrot. Antuni

Live Music
Sep26Sat, September 26
Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art1, 3 Buzand St, Yerevan 0010, Armenia
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Margenrot is the solo project of Armenian musician Lusia Kazaryan, blending experimental electronics with Armenian musical heritage, lived experience, and field recordings. Lusia will present her new album Antuni, a work about national identity, displacement, and the search for grounding. Created over five years and dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide of 1915, the album brings together traditional Armenian chants and chorales with electronic music, asking a personal question: “What is my home, and where is it?” Presented as part of NOPA 2026 and the HYPERTUN program.

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NOPA. Festival for sonic arts

A sonic arts festival based in Yerevan that programs experimental sound events — performances, site-specific installations, workshops, live broadcasts and club nights. The account shares event announcements, full programmes, artist info and ticketing links.

Margenrot. Antuni
Margenrot. Antuni
Margenrot. Antuni
NOPA. Festival for sonic arts

Margenrot. Antuni

Live Music
Sep26Sat, September 26
Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art1, 3 Buzand St, Yerevan 0010, Armenia
Translated

Margenrot is the solo project of Armenian musician Lusia Kazaryan, blending experimental electronics with Armenian musical heritage, lived experience, and field recordings. Lusia will present her new album Antuni, a work about national identity, displacement, and the search for grounding. Created over five years and dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide of 1915, the album brings together traditional Armenian chants and chorales with electronic music, asking a personal question: “What is my home, and where is it?” Presented as part of NOPA 2026 and the HYPERTUN program.

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NOPA. Festival for sonic arts

A sonic arts festival based in Yerevan that programs experimental sound events — performances, site-specific installations, workshops, live broadcasts and club nights. The account shares event announcements, full programmes, artist info and ticketing links.