ALBUMS & SHEET MUSIC
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StandArt
release: April 22nd 2022MUSICIANS
Tigran Hamasyan, piano (1-9)
Matt Brewer, acoustic bass (1, 2, 4-6, 8, 9)
Justin Brown, drums (1, 2, 4-6, 8, 9)
Mark Turner, tenor saxophone (3)
Joshua Redman, tenor saxophone (4)
Ambrose Akinmusire, trumpet (7, 8)
PRODUCTION
Produced by Tigran Hamasyan
Recorded April 11-13, 2021 at Stagg Street Studio, Los Angeles, CA
Engineered and Mixed by Pete Min
Assistant Engineer: Trent Slatton
Mastered by Nate Wood, Kerseboom Mastering, Brooklyn, NYPaintings and Drawings by Gaguik Martirosyan
Design by Yeva Babayan
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Revisiting the Film, featuring Morgan Agren (Single)
release: May 12th 2021Composed by Tigran Hamasyan
Recorded at Benaji Studio
MUSICIANS
Tigran Hamasyan
Morgan Ågren
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The Call Within
release: August 21st 2020MUSICIANS
Tigran Hamasyan, piano, keyboards, vocals, whistling, synthesisers, effects, electronic drums
Evan Marien, bass
Arthur Hnatek, drums
Areni Aghbabian, vocals (2)
Artyom Manukyan, cello (2)
Varduhi Art School Children’s Choir, vocals (6)
Tosin Abasi, guitar (8)
Beth and Steve Wood, backup vocals (9)PRODUCTION
Produced & composed by Tigran Hamasyan
Track 2 co-produced with Mesrop
Recorded at Evelyn & Mo Ostin Music Centre at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music
Engineered by S. Husky Huskolds, Jorge Velasco, Mesrop Sarkisyan (Wave Recordings) and Steve Wood (Benaji Studio)
Mixed by Pete Min at Lucy’s Meat MarketPhotography by Elena Hamasyan
Artwork and Design by Nana Tchitchoua
Co-designer: T. Wade Ivy
Poetry and Text by Tigran Hamasyan
Edited by Susanna SargsyanSpecial thanks to UCLA recording studio and the Armenian program at UCLA
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They Say Nothing Stays The Same
release: September 13th 2019Original soundtrack from a Japanese film with same title, by actor-director Joe Odagiri. Music by pianist & composer Tigran Hamasyan.
All music composed and performed by Tigran Hamasyan
Tigran Hamasyan - piano, voice, whistling, synthesisers, effects, post production.
*additional recording by Seigo Matsunaga playing double bass on “Changing time 3” and “Processional”
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Scott Fraser at Architecture in Los Angeles, California in February and March 2019
Produced by Tigran Hamasyan
The music of this album was composed at Tigran’s house in Armenia, during a tour in UK, during two weeks spent in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, during another week in Madrid and was finalised in Los Angeles.
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For Gyumri
release: February 16th 2018MUSICIANS
Tigran Hamasyan, piano, voices, post productionPRODUCTION
Produced by Tigran Hamasyan
All compositions written by Tigran Hamasyan
Recorded and mixed by Antoine Gaillet for FLAM Music
Assistant Engineers: Clément Gariel, Olivier Leducq
Studio de Meudon, Meudon, France
Additional recordings by Sergey Gasparyan at Alphasound Recording Studio, Yerevan, Armenia
Mastered by Nate Wood at Kerseboom
All works published by Yergatun, administered by Universal Publishing (ex. USA and Canada)Photography by Elena Hamasyan
Design by Jason Arias
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An Ancient Observer
release: March 31st 2017MUSICIANS
Tigran Hamasyan, piano, voices, synths, Fender Rhodes, effectsPRODUCTION
Produced by Tigran Hamasyan
Recorded and Mixed by Antoine Gaillet for FLAM Music
Assistant Engineers: Clément Gariel, Olivier Leducq
All tracks recorded at Studio de Meudon, Meudon, France
Additional recordings by Sergey Gasparyan at Alphasound Recording Studio, Yerevan, Armenia
Additional vocals recorded at Alphasound Recording StudioMastered by Nate Wood at Kerseboom
All compositions written by Tigran Hamasyan, except “Nairian Odyssey” and “Etude No. 1” (based on Armenian folk melodies)
All works published by Yergatun, administered by Universal Publishing (ex. USA and Canada)All photos by Elena Petrosyan except page 12 photo by Zaven Khachikyan
Photo editing assisted by Sonia Baghdasarian
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Atmosphères
release: September 2nd 2016MUSICIANS
Jan Bang: Live Sampling, Samples
Tigran Hamasyan: Piano
Arve Henriksen: Trumpet
Eivind Aarset: GuitarRECORDED
June 2014, Auditorio Stelio Molo RSI, LuganoProduced by Manfred Eicher
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Luys i Luso
release: September 4th 2015Armenian sacred music from 5th-20th c.
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Tigran Hamasyan: Piano, Prepared Piano
Yerevan State Chamber Choir Harutyun Topikyan: ConductorArranged by Tigran Hamasyan
Produced by Manfred Eicher and Tigran Hamasyan
RECORDED
October 2014, Argo Recording Studio, Yerevan
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Mockroot
release: February 17th 2015MUSICIANS
Tigran Hamasyan, piano, voice, keyboards, synths, sound effects
Sam Minaie, electric bass
Arthur Hnatek, drums & live electronics
Gayanée Movsisyan, voice on track 5"Song for Melan & Rafik" features:
Areni Agbabian, vocals
Ben Wendel, saxophones
Chris Tordini, bass
Nate Wood, drumsPRODUCTION
Produced by Tigran Hamasyan
Recorded May 2014 by Antoine Gaillet at Studio de Meudon, Meudon, France
Assistant Engineer: Clément Gariel
Mixed by Antoine Gaillet at Studio Goo, Paris, France
Mastered by Nate WoodAll music composed by Tigran Hamasyan, except for “Kars 1” and “Kars 2” (Traditional Armenian/Tigran Hamasyan).
Photography by Mirzoyan
Album Artwork & Design by Vahram Muradyan
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The Poet (EP)
release: 2013Tigran Hamasyan, composer
remixes by: Prefuse 73, LV and Arthur Hnatek
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Shadow Theater
release: 2013MUSICIANS
Tigran : Piano, Voice (except II), Programming (2-5), Synth (3, 4, 12),
Fender Rhodes (6-12), Wurlitzer (7, 9, 10), Harpsichord (7), Glockenspiel (12), Celesta (2, 5, 8, 12)
Areni Agbabian : Voice
Ben Wendel : Saxophones (1-4, 6-10), Bassoon (5, 11)
Sam Minaie : Bass (1, 2, 6, 8-12)
Chris Tordini : Bass (3-5, 7), Voice (5)
Nate Wood : Drums (1, 2, 4, 6-10, 12), Percussion (1, 12), Voice (5)
Jean-Marc Phillips Varjabedian : Violin (3,12)
Xavier Phillips : Cello (2, 3, 6, 7)
Jan Bang : Programming (3)
David Kiledjian : Programming, sound treatment (2, 4, 5)PRODUCTION
All songs composed & arranged by Tigran Hamasyan except,
Drip - Traditional Armenian song from Karin (Erzurum)
Holy - Makar Yekmalyan (1856 - 1905)
Pagan Lullaby - Traditional Armenian lullaby from Aruch (Thalish)
Erishta - Music by Tigran Hamasyan - Traditional lyrics
Lament - Music by Tigran Hamasyan - Lyrics by Areni AgbabianAll songs published by Yergatun Publishing
Recorded in June 2012 at La Buissonne, Pernes Les Fontaines, France
Recorded & mixed by Adam Samuel
Recording Assistant : (Flam) Nicolas Baillard
Mastered by Bernie Grundman at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, USAExecutive producer : Yann Ollivier
Cover and inlay photos : Karen Mirzoyan
Design : Element-S - Jérôme Witz
All songs published by Vergatun Publishing / Universal Music Publishing France (ex North America)
Produced by Tigran Hamasyan
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EP NO.1 (EP)
release: January 1st 2011MUSICIANS
Norayr Kartashyan: duduk, blul [5]
Tigran Hamasyan: piano, synthetizer, voice [1-5]
Nicolas Moreaux: acoustic bass [1-2]
Nate Wood: electric bass, drums [3, 5]
Jeff Ballard: drums, percussion [1-2]
Jesske Hume: sound effects [4]
Gayanée Movsisyan: voice [1-4]PRODUCTION
Verve / Universal Music Classics & Jazz France
Recorded Studio Sequenza, 2010 & Kerseboon Studio, 2011
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A Fable
release: February 2011MUSICIANS
Tigran Hamasyan: piano, synthetizer, voice [1-5]
Gayanée Movsisyan: voice [1-4]
Norayr Kartashyan: duduk, blul [5]
Nicolas Moreaux: acoustic bass [1-2]
Jeff Ballard: drums, percussion [1-2]
Nate Wood: electric bass, drums [3, 5]Jesske Hume: sound effects [4]
PRODUCTION
Thomas Vingtrinier Recording Assistant
Damien de Clerck, coordination
Mkhitar Gosh, quotation Author
Yann Ollivier, executive producerMelanya Hamasyan, illustrations
Anna Mkrtichyan, calligraphy
Jérôme Witz, design
Vahan Stepanyan, photography
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Red Hail
release: 2009All music by Tigran Hamasyan
Shogher Jan, Chinar es and Amran Gisher are based on Armenian folk songs.
MUSICIANS
Tigran Hamasyan, piano, fender rhodes, synths
Areni Agbabian, vocals
Ben Wendel, saxophone
Sam Minaie, bass
Nate Wood, drums
Charles Altura, guitar on tracks 3,7,11PRODUCTION
Label - SeebedonComposed and Produced by Tigran Hamasyan
Shogher Jan, Chinar es and Amran Gisher are based on Armenian folk songs.
Recorded at Benaji studio engineered by Nate Wood
Mixed and Mastered by Nate Wood
Front cover drawing by Melanya Hamasyan
