Anouch André Manoukian

• 1Soufi dance04:30
• 2L'Ange à la fenêtre d'Orient04:18
• 3Flamenca04:29
• 4Rondo Arménien03:00
• 5Before Beethov04:14
• 6Trilles04:03
• 7Schubert in Duende03:26
• 8After Chaos03:58
• 9The Last Ride03:19
• 10Oulyana04:34
• 11Anouch03:37
• 12The Walk03:46
• 13Chopin Y Los Reyes04:29
• Total Runtime51:43

Info for Anouch

André Manoukian will release a new album entitled "Anouch", the name of his grandmother... The Armenian-born pianist is surrounded by four female musicians and singers who have mixed their Bulgarian voices with Armenian duduk, Indian tablas and the atmospheric jazz of a trio.

André Manoukian is a personality with a solid, established and popular reputation. If his name is immediately associated with music, it is now the ambition of "Anouch" to link him to HIS music.

It is with a very personal album that André Manoukian reveals himself for the first time and in music about his origins, his history; mixing his roots and their memory with what drives him today, thus creating a majestic, solar and accessible album.

"Anouch inspired the song that gives the album its title. It's a walk. And that's good, Anouch was a hiker. Anouch was my grandmother. In 1915 she walked 1000 km from Amasya to Deir es Zor.

If she survived, it's because she had a big mouth and was able to move the Turkish commander of the convoy that deported her.

Anouch, in Armenian, means "sweet".

André Manoukian trio

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