Haygagan (Armenian) music

Haygagan music, rooted in Armenian tradition, reflects the country's rich cultural history through intricate melodies, modal scales, and soulful improvisations. It often employs traditional instruments like the duduk, a double-reed woodwind, which produces warm, expressive tones. The music emphasizes emotional depth, blending religious, folk, and contemporary elements to tell stories and evoke communal identity. Characterized by complex rhythms and melodic motifs, Haygagan music serves both ceremonial and everyday purposes, acting as a vital expression of Armenian heritage and resilience across centuries.