Ohan Durian [SEP] place of death
Ohan Durian
Ohan Durian or Duryan (; September 8, 1922, Jerusalem - January 6, 2011, Yerevan) was an Armenian conductor and composer.
Life and career.
Ohan Durian was born Hanna Khatchadurian in Jerusalem. From 1939 to 1945 he studied composition, conducting and organ at the Jerusalem Conservatory. He completed his education in Europe under the tutelage of Hermann Scherchen, Roger Désormière and Jean Martinon.
After graduating, he toured Europe, performing with several orchestras, and worked as a music teacher at Birzeit
Ohan
Ohan (male), is a common Armenian name and can be used as a nickname for Hovhannes or Ohannes
Ohan may refer to:
Persons.
- Ohan Durian (1922-2011), Armenian conductor
- Mikho-Ohan, pen name of Armenian writer Nar-Dos
Films.
- "Ohan" (film), 1984 Japanese film directed by Kon Ichikawa
Others.
- Oak Hill Association of Neighborhoods (abbreviated OHAN), association in Oak Hill, Austin, Texas