The students of the English language groups at the Endanik Center held an open class dedicated to the world-famous “Liverpool Quartet.”

The students of the English language groups at the Endanik Center held an open class dedicated to the world-famous “Liverpool Quartet” — the Beatles.

A video presentation entitled “The Unforgettable Beatles” was presented, which was not merely a story about a legendary musical group, but also a cultural bridge between generations.

Through the video presentation, videos, and musical performances, the students transported the audience to the era when a new sound and a new spirit were emerging in Liverpool — the Beatles. The students presented the history of the group’s formation, the musicians’ creative journeys, and the impact they had on global musical culture.

The class was conducted bilingually, in Armenian and English. Every presentation, word, and sound was intended not only to convey the magic of music but also to develop the students’ language skills.

The purpose of the open class was to broaden the students’ understanding of the world through English culture, appreciate the Beatles’ unparalleled role in the history of world rock music, and develop their aesthetic thinking, English proficiency, and teamwork skills.

During the class, the phenomenon of “Beatlemania” was also discussed — the unprecedented cultural wave that swept across the world. The students sought to discover why the Beatles remain a beloved symbol for generations around the world to this day.

In her speech, Deputy Director of the Center Svetlana Petrosyan emphasized the value of the class as an aesthetic and linguistic experience that brings together knowledge, music, and spiritual culture.