The Sretensky Monastery Choir performed Soviet classics on the Moscow – Yerevan flight

Singers of the Sretensky Monastery Choir performed Mikael Tariverdiyev's "Song of a Distant Homeland" and Makar Yekmalyan's Armenian composition "Ov, Hayots ashkhar" on board the Aeroflot flight during the Moscow–Yerevan flight on November 26.

"It was a divine voice in the sky!" one of the passengers shared his impressions.

The artists flew to Armenia to film a large-scale international documentary film project "Attraction" with the support of the Institute for the Development of the Internet. The project reveals such common cultural and spiritual values as respect for language, traditional family way of life, faith and historical memory.

The singers of the Sretensky Monastery Choir explore Russia's ties with Armenia, Serbia and other countries. In the first episode of "Attraction", Dmitry Kharatyan, People's Artist of Russia, will fly with the artists of the choir, who is going to the ancestral home in the city of Meghri.

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