Gevorg Dabaghyan is one of Armenia’s most renowned duduk players, a master of an ancient double-reeded woodwind instrument known for its expressive and soulful sound that is intrinsically woven into the musical fabric of his country. Born in Yerevan, Armenia, Dabaghyan honed his craft at the Komitas State Conservatory, where he graduated with excellence, establishing a deep-rooted expertise in traditional Armenian music. His artistry showcases a remarkable blend of traditional ethos with a contemporary spirit.

With an illustrious career, Dabaghyan has been critically acclaimed for his evocative performances and recordings, transporting listeners to the spiritual and historic landscapes of Armenia. Among his many notable works, his recent releases such as "Dun En Glkhen (Remix)," which provides a modern twist on Armenian folk melodies, and "Lost Songs From Eden," an album that explores the ancient sounds of Armenian sacred music, demonstrate his versatility and commitment to preserving his culture through music. His album "Miniatures" further exemplifies his virtuosity by bringing to life miniatures of Armenian music with delicate grace and intricate musicality. Dabaghyan’s contribution to world music is both significant and unique, as he continues to captivate audiences worldwide with the haunting beauty of the duduk’s voice.