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The Yerevan State College of Culture and Arts  named after Charles Aznavour has launched a unique music project, which was launched at France Square in downtown Yerevan.

Residents and guests of the Armenian capital enjoyed the music of love—love for Yerevan. The students of the aforesaid college performed famous compositions by the late French Armenian legendary musician Charles Aznavour and several other authors—but all their songs were united by one emotion: love.

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Tourists passing by the square stopped to listen. Some of them had heard Aznavour's songs for the first time, while the locals enjoyed the already familiar music—singing and dancing.

"This project will give a special touch to the colorful spring Yerevan," said the director of the college, Vrezh Kirakosyan, who spoke about the objectives of this project.

And as part of this project, double-decker buses will run in Yerevan from May 1 to June 7, during which the students of the Yerevan State College of Culture and Arts  named after Charles Aznavour will accompany the bus passengers—and with musical performances.

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