ART THROUGH MUSIC SERIES:
VISIONS AT THE GALLERY
Sunday (11 May 2025), 4 pm
The Singapore-based Armenian cellist Khachatur Khachatryan has done it again. His Blumine Gallery went on the road to the 28 Scotts residence of Tedd Joselson to present a concert of solo cello music, to be enjoyed alongside a show of paintings by John Bellany, Vardan Gabrielyan, Nelli Gevorgyan and Jose Martinez.
There was more than an hour of music with Khachatur highlighting the high society event with J.S.Bach and original music of his, and pianist Chiam Zhibin celebrating Maurice Ravel's 150th birth anniversary with short pieces. Here are the photos from another Sunday afternoon bathed in high art and music.
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| Musique du jour |
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| Khachatur addresses the audience |
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| J.S.Bach Cello Suite No.5 in C minor, played specially for you. |
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| Ravel's Pavane pour un infante defunte and Jeux d'eau from Chiam Zhibin. |
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| Khachatur performs his own cello suite, Behind A Canvas in seven movements. |
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| You cannot get more intimate music than this. |
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| Pictures at an Exhibition sans Viktor Hartmann & Mussorgsky |
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| John Bellany |
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| The Ancient Marriner & Still life by John Bellany |
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| The triptych Birth of the God of the Sun by Vardan Gabrielyan, also the top-priced items. |
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| Khachatur's Barcarolle was inspired by Jose Martinez's Venice. |
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| More form Jose Martinez, New York and Paris. |
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| Art pieces by Nelli Gevorgyan. |
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| Nelli Gevorgyan expresses "I Love You" in this cardiac-inspired work. |
To inquire about these art pieces,
Check out Khachatur's
Blumine Gallery here:
https://bluminegallery.com/