23.07. 19.00 ФКЦ, Зала 1 – Софийска филхармония, диригент Найден Тодоров
Facebook post by the festival announcing the anniversary concert of the Sofia Philharmonic under Nayden Todorov on 23 July 2026 at the Festival and Congress Centre, Hall 1.
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Facebook post by the festival announcing the anniversary concert of the Sofia Philharmonic under Nayden Todorov on 23 July 2026 at the Festival and Congress Centre, Hall 1.
Facebook post announcing 'Carmina Burana' in Skopje on 20 June.
Bulgarian-language news article from Glasove, published in 2026, headlined 'Sofia becomes a stage for great musical encounters'. It presents the Sofia Philharmonic's Autumn 2026 season, in which Nayden Todorov features as the orchestra's director and conductor. The precise…
News article on the Sofia Philharmonic presenting its Autumn 2026 season.
Darik article on 'Musical Magic' with the Pleven Philharmonic and Maestro Yordan Kamdzhalov, mentioning Nayden Todorov in the project's conducting context.
A Bulgarian-language media item from Maritsa featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic, covering deep research.
A Bulgarian-language media item from podtepeto.com featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic, covering deep research.
A Bulgarian-language media item from PlovdivTime featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic, covering deep research.
Bulgarian-language news item from the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) in 2026, reporting that Nayden Todorov will conduct an Easter concert with the Philharmonic in Skopje, the National Philharmonic of North Macedonia. The piece announces his guest appearance as conductor.
BTA article with Minister Nayden Todorov's comment on the exhibition at the National History Museum — exhibitions such as 150 Years of the April Uprising matter greatly.
Podium.bg article on Minister of Culture Maestro Nayden Todorov's active engagement.
Antenne Air article on the national celebration of the 150th anniversary of the April Uprising at the Ministry.
24 Chasa article on Minister Nayden Todorov beginning urgent meetings on the theatres.
Bulgarian-language news item from the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) in 2026 quoting caretaker Minister of Culture Nayden Todorov during a visit to Ruse. Its headline cites his words: 'To build a future, we need education, culture and memory'.
News.bg article with Nayden Todorov on over half a million in unpaid contracts from 2025.
24 Chasa article with Nayden Todorov — the performing arts are becoming a bottomless pit in the budget.
English-language news item from the artist-management company Only Stage in 2026, headlined 'Critical praise for Misha Shekhtman in Sofia with Mikhail Pletnev'. It mentions Nayden Todorov in his capacity as Minister of Culture at the opening of the European Music Festival.
Podium.bg article on Nayden Todorov taking office as the new Minister of Culture.
English-language news release from the Directorate of Communications of the Republic of Türkiye in 2026 on a meeting between Head of Communications Duran and Bulgaria's Minister of Culture, Nayden Todorov. It reports on the official meeting between the two.
Vesti.bg profile published on Nayden Vladislavov Todorov's nomination as caretaker Minister of Culture.
Bulgarian-language news report from Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) in 2026, headlined 'The new culture minister's goal: for people to believe in institutions'. It covers the handover of office at the Ministry of Culture and the priorities set out by Minister Nayden Todorov.
Mediapool article on Bachev handing the Ministry of Culture back to Nayden Todorov.
Bulgarian-language news item from the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) in 2026, headlined 'Nayden Todorov wins over Prague with a concert at the Rudolfinum'. It reports on his appearance as conductor at the Rudolfinum concert hall in Prague.
Varna State Opera's year-end review and preview for 2026, listing Nayden Todorov among the conductors before the orchestra.
Czech article (KlasikaPlus.cz) on concerts at the Rudolfinum, including the Severoceska filharmonie under Nayden Todorov.