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JUNE 27-JULY 1; JULY 4-8, 2018 LOG SHEET # 1 SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL AUDIO/VIDEO LOG SHEET LOGGER NAME: Ruzanna Tsaturyan RECORDER 1 NAME: FILE NAME: .wav RECORDER 2 Name: FILE NAME: .wav PRESENTER: DATE/TIME: July 8/2018 PROGRAM: STAGE: GROUP NAME: SESSION TITLE: Armenia: Creating Home [[2 columned table]] | PARTICIPANTS | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION | | --- | --- | Diane Koplian 1. | Diane Koplian@gmail.com | 1-0205 | 2. | Berjouh & Bosnian | 1-0206 | | Email BuzzBert@yahoo.com, 610-666-7929 | 1 | 3. | Elen Aghekyan 5626077262 eaghetkyan@gmail.com | 1-02-07 | 4. | Hrag Varjabedian, hvarjabedian@uwalumni.com | 1-0208 | P.S. I could not find the release forms of 1,2,3 interview, they were written their names and contacts, but did not sign the forms interviews are recorded. 1. Diane - Armenian-American, her grandparents were from Hatcha/Maresh, story about grandmom's foodways - su-borek, pakhlava, sujuk, borek, Hummus. 2. Berjouhi - grandparents moved to US from Turkey Arabic, US armenian dishes - Tolma, yalanteh, Turkish coffee ceremony learned from grandmom. 3. Elen Aghekyan - moved to US from Yerevan, at 2002, memories about armenian, "dark and cold years - just after the collapse of Soviet Union, grandmom's recipes of pickling summer