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The Pagan Roots of Armenian Folk Music
Zulal A Cappella Folk Trio
Song by song, Zulal members explore pagan traditions in Armenian folk music.

The Pagan Roots of Armenian Folk Music
Folk musical traditions across the world are rich with songs of play and ritual. In this video, members of the musical powerhouse Zulal explore the pagan roots in Armenian folk music. The stories and customs that pre-date Christianity still remain close to the hearts of the people and continue to be celebrated today, imbued with new meaning and bestowed a new place in the Christian calendar and tradition.

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