Humans and Music
November 14 | 16:00
What is music and why does it shape our emotions and daily rhythms so deeply?
State Philharmonia of Armenia
  • Davit Galstyan
    Musician, bass player, educator, and natural scientist
    Davit Galstyan is a musician, natural scientist, and educator with years of experience working with youth and teaching a wide range of instruments.

    He is the bass player of Vordan Karmir, with a background spanning both spiritual and heavy music, including six years with the Vanadzor Chamber Choir and church choirs. With broad experience spanning natural sciences, education, and web development, he explores music through both analytical and artistic lenses.
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Humans and Music
Music is an illusion, a calculation, a pattern of rhythm and sound, and even noise. Yet it deeply affects our emotions, our intellect, and the very rhythm
of our lives.
Why is that?
We will explore this question from the perspectives of both a natural scientist and a musician, unpacking how music works in a simple, accessible way.

Together, we will explore how music has accompanied humanity throughout history, how its sound has evolved, what purposes it has served, and how its role in our lives has changed across genres and eras.
15:30 — Doors open

16:00 — Event starts

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Location: State Philharmonia of Armenia (2 Abovyan St, Yerevan)
Date: November 14
Language: Armenian

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Participation: free with registration
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The State Philharmonia of Armenia

The State Philharmonia of Armenia has been established in 1930. Throughout its activity, Philharmonia has played a significant role in preserving and developing Armenian musical culture. International educational and cognitive projects, concerts, festivals, competitions, master classes, presentations are organised by the institution. Philharmonia is also engaged in the production of scientific-cognitive films and publishing. The mission of Philharmonia is to contribute to the development of the country's cultural sector by presenting the best works of Armenian and world art.

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