
| REMARKABLE • On October 2, 1926 Alexander Spendiaryan was awarded the title of the People's Artist. • On October 2, 1926 by the decision № 513 of the People's Commissariat of Education of ASSR lecturer of conservatoire Alexander Spendiaryan was awarded the title of professor. • In 1930 the first musical school in Yerevan was named after Alexander Spendiaryan. In 1971 the new building of the school was opened on Khanjyan street. The marble bust of Alexander Spendiaryan (sculptor Ghukas Chubaryan) was situated in front of the school. • On January 20, 1933 Armenian State Opera Theatre was opened with the premiere of Spendiaryan's "Almast" opera. • In 1939 The State Theatre of Opera and Ballet was named after Spendiaryan. • In 1957 Spendiaryan's monument (sculptor Ara Sargsyan) was situated in front of Armenian National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet. • On November 21, 1963 by decision № 491 of the president of Council of Ministers Anton Kochinyan Alexander Spendiaryan house museum was founded; it is the first museum in Armenia dedicated to a musician. • On November 25th, 1967 The Memorial Museum of Alexander Spendiaryan was opened to the public. • One of the central streets of Yerevan, Moscowyan passage, was renamed after Alexander Spendiaryan. |
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19/02/2026
“Grqarium”
On the occasion of Book Giving Day, on February 19, a talk-meeting titled “Grqarium” was held in the hall of the Alexander Spendiaryan House-Museum with young poets Levon Bezhanyan and Misha Manukyan...More ... -
01/11/2025
Alexander Spendiaryan - 154
On November 1 it marked the 154th anniversary of Alexander Spendiaryan, the founder of Armenian classical symphonic music and a renowned composer...More ... -
06/10/2025
Lecture and film screening
In collaboration between the A. Spendiaryan House-Museum and the “Our Future Foundation”, another joint project was successfully held.More ...
At the Dilijan Children's Music School, Inessa Khachatryan, Head of the Exhibition and Educational Programs Department of the A. Spendiaryan House-Museum, delivered a lecture titled “A. Spendiaryan and Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov”...











