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Sahakdukht (Armenian: Սահակադուխտ, lit. 'daughter of Sahak'; fl. early 8th century) was an Armenian hymnographer, poet and pedagogue who lived during the early 8th century. She is the first known woman of Armenian literature and music. Along with her slightly later contemporary Khosrovidukht, she is among the earliest woman composers in history. Sahakdukht and her brother , who became a noted composer and music theorist, were educated in Dvin. She then spent her life as an ascetic, living in a cave (a grotto) of the Garni valley where she wrote and taught music. Though she is said to have written much Christian music, particularly for the Virgin Mary, only a single šarakan survives, the acrostic "Srbuhi Mariam" ("Saint Mary"). The work shows considerable stylistic connections to contempora

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rdfs:label	Sahakduxt (ca) Sahakduĥt (eo) Sahakduxt (es) Sahakdukht (in) Sahakdoukht de Siounie (fr) Sahakduxt (it) Sahakdukht (en) Саакдухт (ru) Саакдухт (uk)
rdfs:comment	Sahakdukht (bahasa Armenia: Սահակադուխտ, "putri Sahak") (abad ke-8 M) adalah seorang komposer himne, penyair, dan pendidik agama Armenia. Dia juga seorang penyembuh, yang menggunakan musik sebagai medium terapi. (in) Sahakdoukht de Siounie ou Sahakdoukht Siounetsi (en arménien Սահակադուխտ Սյունեցու) est une poétesse et musicienne arménienne ayant vécu au VIIIe siècle. (fr) Sahakduxt (... – ...; fl. IX secolo) è stata una compositrice, poetessa e insegnante armena. (it) Саакдухт (Саакдухт Сюнеци) (точные даты рождения и смерти неизвестны) — армянская поэтесса VIII века. Первая известная истории женщина-поэт в армянской литературе. Дочь высокопоставленного церковнослужителя Двинского католикосата Саака, сестра Степаноса Сюнеци. Согласно Степаносу Орбеляну, Саакдухт вела отшельническую жизнь вблизи Гарни, где и скончалась. Саакдухт занималась поэзией и музыкой, имела учеников, которым преподавала, сидя за занавесом. Степанос Орбелян упоминает одно из её стихотворений (акростих), посвященный Богоматери. Текст произведения был обнаружен и издан епископом, филологом Н. Цовакан. Первые буквы стихотворения образуют имя его автора — Саакдухт. Её сочинения оказали влияние на творчество авторов последующих веков. (ru) Sahakduxt (segle VII - segle VIII) va ser una compositora armènia d'himnes religiosos, poeta i pedagoga. També guaria, utilitzant un tipus de musicoteràpia. Se'n coneixen poques coses sobre la seva vida. El seu germà era el teòric musical i traductor grec Stepanos Syunetsi. Després del seu assassinat, va caure en un profund dolor i va decidir viure com a asceta en una cova, al Congost de Garni, prop de l'actual Erevan; allà va compondre poemes eclesiàstics i cants litúrgics. Les persones que patien molèsties nervioses la van cercar i, es diu, tocant la seva lira, oculta a la vista darrere d'una cortina, ajudava a curar la gent dels seus problemes. Es creu que va ser la primera a utilitzar algun tipus de musicoteràpia per curar. (ca) Sahakduĥt Sjunetsi (armene Սահակադուխտ, Sahakduĥt "filino de Sahak", Sjunetsi "de Sjunik") estis armena komponisto de himnoj, poetino kaj pedagogo, kiu vivis en la 8-a jarcento. Ŝi devenis de armena muzikfamilio, kaj estas la unua konata virino muzikverkisto kaj poetino de la armena literaturo. Ŝi estis ankaŭ terapiisto, uzanta tipon de muzika terapio. Ŝi fariĝis tiel fama, ke post ŝia morto homoj daŭre vizitadis ŝian groton por pilgrimi. Sahakduĥt estas konsiderata kiel la unua armena virina muzikisto, la unua muzikinstruisto, kaj la unua pedagogo. (eo) Sahakduxt fue una compositora, poeta y pedagoga armenia, que vivió a principios del siglo VIII. Nació a fines del s. VII. Llevó una vida ascética en una cueva del valle Garni, cerca de la actual ciudad de Iereván (capital de Armenia). Allí produjo poemas eclesiásticos y también cantos litúrgicos.De todos ellos, el único que sobrevivió fue Srt'uhi Mariam (‘santa María’), un texto acróstico de nueve versos. Se cree que muchos de sus himnos estaban dedicados a la Virgen María. Algunos de ellos se supone que ayudaron a darle forma al género en los siguientes siglos. (es) Sahakdukht (Armenian: Սահակադուխտ, lit. 'daughter of Sahak'; fl. early 8th century) was an Armenian hymnographer, poet and pedagogue who lived during the early 8th century. She is the first known woman of Armenian literature and music. Along with her slightly later contemporary Khosrovidukht, she is among the earliest woman composers in history. Sahakdukht and her brother , who became a noted composer and music theorist, were educated in Dvin. She then spent her life as an ascetic, living in a cave (a grotto) of the Garni valley where she wrote and taught music. Though she is said to have written much Christian music, particularly for the Virgin Mary, only a single šarakan survives, the acrostic "Srbuhi Mariam" ("Saint Mary"). The work shows considerable stylistic connections to contempora (en) Саакдухт (Саакдухт Сюнеці) (точні дати народження та смерті невідомі) — вірменська поетеса, композиторка і педагогиня VIII століття. Дочка високопоставленого церковнослужителя Саака, сестра Степаноса Сюнеці. Згідно з Степаносом Орбеляном, Саакдухт вела самітницьке життя поблизу Гарні, де й померла. (uk)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cambridge Scholars Publishing Music therapists Antiphon History of music 8th-century Armenian women 8th-century Armenian writers 8th-century educators 8th-century women composers Pedagogue Year of birth unknown Columbia University Press Women hymnwriters Theotokion Wayne State University Press Quatrain Folk healers Ghevont Alishan Medieval Armenian woman writers Anthem Armenian chant Stephen Orbelian Zabel Sibil Asadour Şahan Arzruni Lyricist Malachia Ormanian Armenian composers Agop Jack Hacikyan W. W. Norton & Company Ecclesiastical 8th-century scientists Christian ascetics DWIN-AM Oxford University Press Armenian women poets Germanus of Constantinople Grotto 8th-century women writers Hymn Hymns to Mary Ascetic Acrostic Christian hymnwriters 8th-century poets Khosrovidukht

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