Showing posts with label Signaki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Signaki. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

PHOTOGRAPHY:

Sighnaghi Renovation

Uploaded on June 12, 2007 by Karen Shimizu

pattys house and sighnaghi renovation (Set)

Friday, February 23, 2007

The artists of Old Town Studios in Sighnaghi

From left to right: David Beraia, Shergil Pirtskhelani, John H. Wurdeman

Painting-Detail of Bodbe, by J.H. Wurdeman

Uploaded on February 22, 2007 by karemizu

Mehr: http://karemizu.com/2007/02/old-town-studios.html

Thursday, January 25, 2007

From the Republic of Georgia
Village Harmony


This CD by Zedashe is our newest item. To look at what else we have in our extensive online catalogue, please use the menu to the right.
In the Footsteps of Our Ancestors: Ancient Polyphony of Georgia
Ensemble Zedashe
2006. Recorded in Sighnaghi, Georgia, at Shalva's house and at Bodbe Monastery.

Zedashe is a small mixed choir based in Sighnaghi, Georgia—a fortified hillside town in the heart of the wine country. They have been collecting, performing, and teaching traditional Georgian songs and chants for the last 14 years.
Zedashe seeks to preserve the informal village style of singing that has been passed down over the centuries in families of bards. The very word ‘zedashe’ means a sacred vessel for keeping wine, or can refer to the place where ancestors are still burried in the earth. The members of Ensemble Zedashe are also active chanters at St. Giorgi's Orthodox Cathedral in Sighnaghi.


Crossing Boundaries Sample an exciting, eclectic mix of musical traditions: music from Caucasus Georgia and the Balkans, shape-note tunes from the late 18th century New England singing school tradition and unorthodox renditions of baroque works (by Bertali, Mayr, and Cavalli).


Sighnaghi Wine Festival, 2006 continued...
Created by
karemizu.

Presentation of Signagi rehabilitation project... video clip
1 hr ago Rustavi 2
'Signagi becomes one of the important cultural-educational-historical center on a Caucasus scale. We begin a big project today .i.e rehabilitation of historical center. First of all it considers creatin of better infra-structure for the ...


25.01.07 16:20
Mikheil Saakashvili has paid a visit in Signagi region. He has presented a new national project to local population. According to president, this project will transform Signagi as a cultrual-educational-historical center.
'Signagi becomes one of the important cultural-educational-historical center on a Caucasus scale. We begin a big project today .i.e rehabilitation of historical center. First of all it considers creatin of better infra-structure for the residents of Signagi. We will do all of necesarry atributes for the modern city' - president of Georgia admitted in a speech.


Sighnaghi by late summer. Caucasus Mountains in the background.

Uploaded on May 4, 2006 by karemizu

Sighnaghi, Georgia 2003 (Set)

Uploaded on August 26, 2005 by jabsonwheels

Friday, September 15, 2006

Sighnaghi [Georgia, 2004]

A street scene in the delightful hilltop town of Sighnaghi, which is still surrounded by immense 18th century city walls. While jobs, running water and electricity have been scarce since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Sighnaghi makes up for it in charm. The car is an old wolga ...

Source: Peters Photo-Gallerie Caucasus

Photos about Armenia, Azerbaijan & Georgia

Name: Peter de Graaf
Born: Auckland, New Zealand, 1967
Nationality: New Zealand / Netherlands
Last job: Reporter at Hawke's Bay Today, a provincial daily newspaper based in Hastings, New Zealand
Past jobs: Assistant producer at nzoom.com (now the TVNZ website); assistant picture editor at the
New Zealand Herald; English teacher at Anglo-Czech High School, Czech Republic; translator; copy editor for a journal in the Netherlands; barman
Interests: Travel, photography, writing, languages, hiking, beer
E-mail:
peter_de_graaf@yahoo.com

Friday, March 03, 2006

Very amazing photos by Julia





Sighnaghi in Georgia





A great photoblog by Julia

http://kunstkamera.livejournal.com/