Areg Armenovich Nazaryan ( Armenian Արեգ Նազարյան ; June 18, 1964 , Yerevan , Armenian SSR , USSR - March 13, 2019 [1] ) - Armenian musician, composer, sound engineer, film director, athlete, navigator.
| Areg Nazaryan arm Արեգ Նազարյան | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date of Birth | June 18, 1964 | |||
| Place of Birth | Yerevan , Armenian SSR , USSR | |||
| Date of death | March 13, 2019 (54 years old) | |||
| A country | ||||
| Professions | Musician , sound engineer , composer , filmmaker athlete | |||
| Years of activity | c 1986 | |||
| Genres | armenian rock | |||
| Aliases | Usta | |||
| Collectives | Vostan hayots Ayas | |||
| Labels | Usta productions | |||
| Awards | ||||
| vostanhayots.com | ||||
Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Labor
- 2.1 Composer
- 2.2 Project Sound Engineer
- 2.3 Miscellaneous
- 3 Discography
- 4 Filmography
- 5 Awards
- 6 See also
- 7 notes
- 8 References
Biography
1981 - 1982 - studied at the music school named after Romanos Melikyan . Since 1981, engaged in sailing. In 1982-84 - he served in the Soviet Army in a sports company. 1982 - candidate for master of sports of the USSR. In 1983 - master of sports of the USSR. Since 1985, a permanent member of the Ayas club, a participant in all the initiative work. 1986 - entered the Pedagogical Institute after Khachatur Abovyan, Department of Culture, Department of Cinema and Photo. In the same year, he founded one of the most famous and sought-after rock bands in Yerevan, Vostan Hayots . In 1990-1992 - participated in the Artsakh war. 1992-1995 - sound engineer of the State Song Theater. Since 1996, the sound director of the recording studio of the Union of Composers and Musicologists of Armenia “Brevis”. Senior Assistant Captain Sailboat Cilicia . 2009—2011 - Editor-in-chief of the National Geographic TRAVELER magazine (Armenian version).
Labor
- 1981—1986 - Sailing Team of Armenia and the USSR Armed Forces - International Class Master of Sports
- 1986—2019 - Rock band “Vostan Hayots” - Founder, leader, bass player
- 1987-1990 - Theater-Studio "Nork" - sound engineer
- 1991-1995 - State Theater of Song - sound engineer
- 1993-1996 - State Radio of Armenia - Muses. designer, arranger
- 1996-2003 - Recording Studio "Brevis", sound engineer
- 2002-2006 - Sailing ship "Cilicia", senior assistant captain
- 2005-2008 - LLC "USTA" (Usta Production) - Gen. Director
- 2009—2011 - LLC "GNT" Director, Ch. Ed. National Geographic Traveler Magazine (Armenian version)
- 2011 - 2019 - Freelancer
Composer
- Most songs written by Vostan Hayots
- The author of the rock opera Artavazd and Cleopatra
- Disposable paradise
Project Sound Engineer
- Album "J&G" group " Bambir "
- Ekmalyan "Patarak"
- Collection of romances Sirvard Karamanuk
- Rock opera "Gregory the Illuminator" (music consultant, bass player, performer)
- Disposable paradise
Miscellaneous
- Author and organizer of many photo exhibitions and video shows in Europe and the CIS .
- Member of the Ayas Marine Research Club
- Cilicia Project Member
- Member of the War in Artsakh (1990-1992)
Discography
- Vostan Hayots - Zartir Vordiak (1991)
- Vostan Hayots - Chimeras (2000)
Filmography
- “The Wall” - 1986 (cartoon) Director, animator
- “Tick-tock” - 1987 (doc. Film) Scriptwriter and Director
- Eclipse Day - 2000 (thin film) Composer
- "Herostratus" - 2001 (thin film) Sound producer
- “One-Time Paradise” - 2002 (cartoon) Composer, sound engineer
- “Creation” - 2004 (doc film) Scriptwriter, Director
- "700 km. + ... Unknown" - 2005 (doc. Film) Scriptwriter, Director
- “The Lord is with us” - 2005 (doc. Film) Scriptwriter, Director
- “Cilicia” - 2005 (doc. Film) Scriptwriter, Director
- “The Way to the Ocean” - 2006 (doc. Film) Scriptwriter, Director
- “The World” - 2006 (TV series) Scriptwriter, Director
- “Return” - 2007 (doc. Film) Scriptwriter, Director
- “Creation-2” - 2008, (doc film) Director
- “Metamorphoses” - 2009, (film director) Sound producer
Rewards
- Medal “For Courage” (RA)
- medal "Marshal Baghramyan"
- medal "Admiral Isakov"
- commemorative medal of the Prime Minister
- Yerkrapa medal
- medal "Karabakh - maternal gratitude"
See also
- Vostan hayots
- Armenian rock
- Ayas Marine Research Club
- Sailboat Cilicia