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An item in the Bulgarian cultural news service Kulturni novini in which Nayden Todorov is mentioned by name. Also mentioned: Plácido Domingo.
News item by BNR (Ράδιο Βουλγαρία στην ελληνική γλώσσα), published on 1 March 2025, announces that the Sofia Philharmonic and maestro Nayden Todorov will perform Goleminov, Vladigerov (with Georgi Cherkin) and Veselin Stoyanov at Bulgaria Hall on 2 March, with the same programme…
A report by BGNES on the failure of the Bulgarian bid to host the UNESCO session and on the government's emergency negotiations to save it.
Faktor article on the scandal over Bulgaria's UNESCO hosting facing failure.
News item by BNR (Radio Bulgaria în limba română), published on 28 February 2025, announces that the Sofia Philharmonic and maestro Nayden Todorov will perform works by Goleminov, Vladigerov (with soloist Georgi Cherkin) and Veselin Stoyanov at Bulgaria Hall on 2 March for…
An article in Tribune.bg on the work Nayden Todorov did with UNESCO, quoting a Facebook post which argues that every failure at the ministry is being washed clean with his name.
Ploshtad Slaveykov article on whether Bulgaria will lose Nessebar as a UNESCO site.
News item by BNR (Radio Sofia), published on 27 February 2025, announces the Sofia Philharmonic's concert at the Romanian Athenaeum in Bucharest on 3 March, conducted by Nayden Todorov with pianist Georgi Cherkin, in works by Goleminov, Vladigerov and Veselin Stoyanov. Most of…
AGERPRES report (via BTA) on the Sofia Philharmonic performing famous Bulgarian works in Sofia and Bucharest under Nayden Todorov.
BNR Radio Bulgaria article on the Sofia Philharmonic presenting Bulgarian works in Sofia and Bucharest for the national day.
BTA article on the Sofia Philharmonic presenting legendary Bulgarian works in Sofia and Bucharest.
News item by BNR (Radio Varna), published on 25 February 2025, announces a performance of Puccini's Madama Butterfly at the Varna State Opera in Nina Naydenova's production, conducted by maestro Nayden Todorov. Yoana Zhelezcheva sings Cio-Cio-San and Mark Fowler sings Pinkerton.
Official Varna State Opera news on the 'Madama Butterfly' performance on 25 February with conductor Nayden Todorov.
An item in the Bulgarian cultural news service Kulturni novini in which Nayden Todorov is mentioned by name. Also mentioned: Ana Durlovski, Ivo Yordanov, Nicholas Spanos.
News item by BNR (Radio Sofia), published on 19 February 2025, reports, citing BTA, that Romanian ambassador Brândușa Predescu presented maestro Nayden Todorov with the Order of Cultural Merit, rank Grand Officer, for promoting culture. It notes that the decree was signed by…
News item from Classic FM Bulgaria, dated 19 February 2025, headlined 'Maestro Nayden Todorov was awarded Romania's Order of Cultural Merit'. It reports the Romanian state honour conferred on the conductor and director of the Sofia Philharmonic.
A report on the Romanian state decoration.
A Bulgarian-language news item from Radio Classica (19.02.2025) featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic, covering Radio Classica.
News item by BNR (BNR News), published on 18 February 2025, reports, citing BTA, that Romania's ambassador in Sofia, Brândușa Predescu, presented maestro Nayden Todorov with the Order of Cultural Merit in the rank of Grand Officer for promoting culture. The award recognises his…
English-language news report by BNR News, dated 18 February 2025, on the performance of Orff's Carmina Burana in Sofia that brought together orchestras from Bulgaria, Greece and North Macedonia. It presents the concert as a joint Balkan project under conductor Nayden Todorov.
Ploshtad Slaveykov article on the Romanian state honour awarded to conductor Nayden Todorov.
English-language news report by Radio Bulgaria (BNR), dated 18 February 2025, on Orff's Carmina Burana in Sofia, which brought together the Sofia Philharmonic, the Philharmonic of North Macedonia and the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra. The joint performance was conducted…
A report on Carmina Burana at the National Palace of Culture.
Musica Perpetua article on the scenic cantata 'Carmina Burana' performed at the NDK by musicians from three countries under Nayden Todorov.