The Bechtler Ensemble Presents:

Prelude from Suite Nr 1 in G major by J S Bach - by Bechtler Ensemble

The beautiful music of Komitas and Armine Ghuloyan is a tribute to Master HORA, Alexander Atayan, whose life was dedicated to tirelessly bringing the method and training of practice HORA to the world. Practice HORA Method is the next evolutionary step a human species will take consciously. His heritage is Armenian. Fred Story with Storyline Music made our recording session seamless. We recorded the 14 folk songs by Komitas in the afternoon and the 6 duos by Ghuloyan in the morning. The musicians, violinists Joe Meyer and Tatiana Karpova, violist Vasily Gorkovoy and pianist Emily Urbanek gave an extraordinary and soulful rendition of the music. I am so grateful to them. I thank my father, Andreas Bechtler, who not only believes in me but also supported this recording.

The beautiful music of Komitas and Armine Ghuloyan is a tribute to Master HORA , Alexander Atayan, whose life was dedicated to tirelessly bringing the method and training of practice HORA to the world. His heritage is Armenian. Fred Story with Storyline Music made our recording session seamless. We recorded the 14 folk songs by Komitas in the afternoon and the 6 duos by Ghuloyan in the morning. The musicians, violinists Joe Meyer and Tatiana Karpova, violist Vasily Gorkovoy and pianist Emily Urbanek gave an extraordinary and soulful rendition of the music. I am so grateful to them. I thank my father, Andreas Bechtler, who not only believes in me but also supported this recording. Performed by Bechtler Ensemble

The beautiful music of Komitas and Armine Ghuloyan is a tribute to Master HORA , Alexander Atayan, whose life was dedicated to tirelessly bringing the method and training of practice HORA to the world. His heritage is Armenian. Fred Story with Storyline Music made our recording session seamless. We recorded the 14 folk songs by Komitas in the afternoon and the 6 duos by Ghuloyan in the morning. The musicians, violinists Joe Meyer and Tatiana Karpova, violist Vasily Gorkovoy and pianist Emily Urbanek gave an extraordinary and soulful rendition of the music. I am so grateful to them. I thank my father, Andreas Bechtler, who not only believes in me but also supported this recording. Arranged for String Quartet by Aslamazyan Performed by Bechtler Ensemble

Video excerpt from the Bechtler Museum "Music and Museum | Kaleidoscope Concert", May 2022