Talk:Komitas

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Soghomon Gevorkevich Soghomonyan - Komitas Vartabed, by western Armenian transliteration also Gomidas, born on September 26 1869 in Kütahya, Turkey, died on October 22 1935 in Paris, France, was an Armenian priest, composer of choir music, musicologist.
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Now I can see a temporary page. Copying my stub there....
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Since the correct Eastern Armenian transliteration is "Komitas Vardapet" and the Western is "Gomidas Vartabed", the current article title is neither here nor there. I'll move it to "Komitas Vardapet" unless there are any objections within a week. --Aramgutang 15:04, 17 Aug 2004 (UTC)
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message: The biography #3 (Komitas's autobiographical section) mentions September 26 while EB mentions October 8. Don't know if at least one source is simply wrong or is it calendar confusion. Don't know what kind of calendar was used in Ottoman empire where he was born, does he use Julian as he spent much uf his life in Echmiadzin (then Russian controlled part of Armenia) or does Armenian church still use it ....? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Fpga (talk • contribs) 06:39, December 1, 2004 (UTC)
:(The link to the biography referred to has since become dead and was removed.) In 1869 the Ottoman Empire, where Komitas was born, used the Rumi calendar, a mix between the Julian calendar (for the days and months) and the Islamic calendar (for the years). As it is, 26 September 1285 AH (Turkish: 26 Eylül 1285) in the Rumi calendar = October 8, 1869 in the Gregorian calendar. Thus, it appears likely that September 26 is the Julian/Rumi month and day. I haven't seen the EB entry, but as it is considered a reliable source, while I can't find any reliable sources for September 26, I've removed the mention of September 26.  --Lambiam 11:59, 16 December 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  Date of birth 

message: Someone should write an informed/sourced section on the conflicts experienced by Komitas while working in Echmiadzin after his return from Europe. The article jumps from his collecting and arranging armenian music in armenia as an ordained priest to suddenly becoming in 1910 a civilian in Istanbul.  Before relinquishing his role in Echmiadzin he had written an apology letter to the Catholicos explaining why he could not continue despite his deep love and devotion to the church. I do not know/remember more of this story but without it, the article is incomplete. Kotika98 (talk) 20:00, 28 January 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Conflict at Echmiadzin 

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message: The article states that the best-known version of Badarak is "his [Komitas'] favorite for four part male choir" (paraphrase). It is not clear whether this means the best-known arrangement of the Armenian Mass (Badarak) in general, or the best-known version of the Komitas arrangement or version of the Mass. If it's intended to mean in general it is certainly wrong because the arrangement of the Badarak
by Magar Yegmalian is much more widely known than that of Gomidas, despite the Armenian music orthodoxy's veneration of Gomidas and his works over all other Armenian composers. The Gomidas (Komitas) Badarak would be the second most widely known.
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thread_title: Badarak

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message: How many songs does he have 178.135.10.243 (talk) 15:29, 8 May 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  Songs