https://www.forbes.com/sites/micahhendler/2022/04/29/armenian-jerusalemite-apo-sahagian-breathes-new-life-into-threatened-dialects-and-armenian-history-in-new-album-menk/
The Armenian people have a storied history stretching back thousands of years. From language and culture to religion and politics, Armenians have a distinct identity that has developed over centuries. Armenia was the first state to adopt Christianity on a national scale (in the 4th Century AD), and Armenian monks settled in Jerusalem soon thereafter,…
Armenian Jerusalemite Apo Sahagian Breathes New Life Into Threatened Dialects—And Armenian History—In New Album, “MENK”
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