Tigran Mansurian’s "Requiem" Nominated for Grammy Award
Music of Armenia
Armenian composer Tigran Mansurian’s Requiem has been nominated for Grammy Awards in two categories – Best Choral Performance and Best Contemporary Classical Composition, Public Radio of Armenia informs.
Armenian conductor Constantine Orbelian has also been nominated for Grammy in the "Best Classical Solo Vocal Album" category for his role in the late Russian opera singer Dmitri Hvorostovsky’s latest album "Russia Cast Adrift."
The awards will be announced from New York’s Madison Square Garden on January 28.
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