Armen Poghosyan

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Armen Anushavanovich Poghosyan (‹See Tfd›Russian: Погос́ян Арм́ен Анушав́анович) (born 1 February 1974, Moscow, Russia) — a Russian-Armenian conductor, musical leader and conductor of "School of Dramatic Art" theatre, art leader and conductor of "Sofia" Russian private orchestra.^[1]