It is Yekmalian’s setting of "Der Voghormia" that became the definitive version used in Armenian churches globally. It bridged the gap between the ancient, meditative Eastern spirituality and the structural grandeur of Western choral harmony.
: It is frequently performed during commemorations of the Armenian Genocide, where its mournful yet powerful melody honors the memory of those lost. Der Voghormia Sheet Music
However, the version of "Der Voghormia" that most musicians seek today—a staple of the choral repertoire—belongs to the era of the . It is Yekmalian’s setting of "Der Voghormia" that