Permanent Exhibition
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The entrance of the house-museum
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Spendiaryan’s study room
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Reconstructed memorial room
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The Crimean, Moscow and Yerevan periods
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Spendiaryan's personal belongings and clothes
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The sounds of Spendiaryan's magical music accompany, visitors from the entrance to the composer's house where the exhibits relics tell about the great artist's comprehensive life course. In the first hall of the main exhibition area the composer's life is presented, in the second hall the creative way is presented. |
The Memorial room, which was the composer's study room has been reconstructed based on Al. Meliq - Aghamalov's photo taken on May 7th, 1928 and M. Spendiarova's memories. Here are the composer’s own belonging which are the ՛՛witnesses՛՛ of the musician’s creative inspiration. |
In "The life course" hall the composer’s Crimean, Moscow and Yerevan life periods and activity are presented. The role of Spendiaryan's creative legacy is greatly highlighted in the 20th century's World and particularly Armenian musical culture's development, as well as his invaluable role in foundation of Armenian symphonic music, symphonic orchestra and opera studio. His own belongings are presented: the violin, his hand stick and conductor stick, the Armenian passport, the family dishes and other remarkable museum values. |
The exhibition in ''The creative way'' hall is mainly in modern style. In this hall the manuscripts and the first editions of the composer's significant compositions, posters and concert programs are presented. A great part is allotted to the scenic history of the opera ''Almast''.
One of a rare and exclusive exhibits is the ''Spendiarophone'' musical instrument. It was made by Spendiaryan's order in 1905. The instrument is made of a leather belt and 12 bronze bells for the composition ''The Three Palm Trees''.
The exposition is equipped with new technologies with the help of which the visitors have an opportunity to listen to Spendiaryan's works. There is an interactive game called ''Virtual conductor'', which gives the visitors an opportunity to try their conductor abilities by becoming a conductor of an orchestra.
One of a rare and exclusive exhibits is the ''Spendiarophone'' musical instrument. It was made by Spendiaryan's order in 1905. The instrument is made of a leather belt and 12 bronze bells for the composition ''The Three Palm Trees''.
The exposition is equipped with new technologies with the help of which the visitors have an opportunity to listen to Spendiaryan's works. There is an interactive game called ''Virtual conductor'', which gives the visitors an opportunity to try their conductor abilities by becoming a conductor of an orchestra.
| The museum has a hall equipped with all technical facilities. It is situated in the semi basement for 30 – 40 people. Temporary exhibitions, educational programs, concerts, lectures, workshops and movie watching are organized here. |
