Exceptional examples of Bulgarian musical culture were presented to the French audience. The performances of the Folk Choir of the Academy of Music, Dance and Fine Arts in Plovdiv - "Prof. Asen Diamandiev", with conductor Prof. Kostadin Buradzhiev, provoked long standing ovations.
The two concerts in Paris, which took place a few days ago, were organized on the occasion of Bulgaria’s national holiday by two associations for Bulgarian-French cultural exchange - Art Gallery Constantin, led by Bulgarian doctors Dr. Konstantin Nikolov and his wife Dr. Elena Radeva -Nikolova, and Artavenir association, with director Yordanka Kostadinova.
The concert "Mysteries from distant times" in the St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church in the French capital presented fifteen works of church music by Bulgarian and Russian composers.
As a wonderful example of the mastery of the Academic Folk Choir, we offer you one of the latest studio recordings of the ensemble under the direction of Kostadin Buradzhiev - the folk song "Zamraknala e Lalitsa" arranged by Kiril Stefanov, soloist - Yanitsa Stamenova.
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Often described as “the Bulgarian Verdi” or “the Bulgarian Puccini,” composer Parashkev Hadjiev (1912–1992) has long been recognised as a central figure in..
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