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YEREVAN, JANUARY 6, ARMENPRESS. "Morning Star, the doors of the Church are open"... With these lines, this unique piece of folklore penned by the Catholicos of All Armenians, Khrimian Hayrik (Father), in 1885, starts. It speaks about the faith and diligence of the Armenian people. In the 1970s, ethnographer and honored artist Hayrik Muradyan recorded it for the archive. Armenians inside the Iron Curtain of the Soviet Union heard this song for the first time - thrilling, simple, and pure.In these challenging times of identity and faith, this work of symbolic significance brou...

YEREVAN, JANUARY 6, ARMENPRESS. "Morning Star, the doors of the Church are open"... With these lines, this unique piece of folklore penned by the Catholicos of All Armenians, Khrimian Hayrik (Father), in 1885, starts. It speaks about the faith and diligence of the Armenian people. In the 1970s, ethnographer and honored artist Hayrik Muradyan recorded it for the archive. Armenians inside the Iron Curtain of the Soviet Union heard this song for the first time - thrilling, simple, and pure.In these challenging times of identity and faith, this work of symbolic significance brou...

We sincerely hope for its appreciation and for people to offer their interpretations of this song," shared Grigor Davtyan, co-founder of the "Katil" band.

YEREVAN, JANUARY 6, ARMENPRESS. "Morning Star, the doors of the Church are open"... With these lines, this unique piece of folklore penned by the Catholicos of All Armenians, Khrimian Hayrik (Father), in 1885, starts. It speaks about the faith and diligence of the Armenian people. In the 1970s, ethnographer and honored artist Hayrik Muradyan recorded it for the archive. Armenians inside the Iron Curtain of the Soviet Union heard this song for the first time - thrilling, simple, and pure.In these challenging times of identity and faith, this work of symbolic significance brou...

YEREVAN, JANUARY 6, ARMENPRESS. "Morning Star, the doors of the Church are open"... With these lines, this unique piece of folklore penned by the Catholicos of All Armenians, Khrimian Hayrik (Father), in 1885, starts. It speaks about the faith and diligence of the Armenian people. In the 1970s, ethnographer and honored artist Hayrik Muradyan recorded it for the archive. Armenians inside the Iron Curtain of the Soviet Union heard this song for the first time - thrilling, simple, and pure.In these challenging times of identity and faith, this work of symbolic significance brou...