Nayden Todorov — English Wikipedia
The Wikipedia article on Nayden Todorov in English.
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The Wikipedia article on Nayden Todorov in English.
Music review by Grace Jean in The Washington Post, published on 8 November 2005 under the heading 'Music'. It covers an opera performance and refers to Nayden Todorov's work as conductor. Further details of the performance, such as the venue and the cast, are not recorded.
An Operabase page for Nayden Todorov, Peter Rösel & Mariana Zvetkova (03.11.2005), listing Nayden Todorov among those taking part.
A Wikiwand version of the article on Nayden Todorov; the page requires a browser check for automatic readers.
A library catalogue page requiring access confirmation.
Short article in Capital Light on the concert with Raina Kabaivanska's masterclass under conductor Nayden Todorov.
Article on the Bulgarian portal Avtora, published on 13 September 2005, under the title 'Raina Kabaivanska with two concerts and a masterclass in Sofia'. It reports on her fifth masterclass, organised with New Bulgarian University, and the gala concert with the Sofia…
Article on the Sofia Opera opening its new artistic season, listing Prokofiev's 'Romeo and Juliet' among the premieres.
Swiss press release on the success of the Classic Openair in Solothurn 2005, mentioning Bulgarian conductor Nayden Todorov.
Review in the Bulgarian newspaper Kultura, published on 15 July 2005 under the title 'Anna Tomova-Sintova: the Mozart tradition'. It concerns soprano Anna Tomova-Sintova and the Mozart tradition, and refers to Nayden Todorov's part as conductor.
NZZ review of the 15th Classic Openair Solothurn (2005), including Gounod's Faust under Nayden Todorov. Online version is behind the NZZ paywall; only the lead paragraphs are visible.
… Todorov, obschon es an französischem «Parfum» – Duftigkeit und Süsse – fehlte, einen überzeugenden Zugang zu Gounods Oper.
Article by Helena Domínguez in the Majorcan daily Ultima Hora, published on 1 July 2005, announcing Raina Kabaivanska's opera recital that evening at La Misericordia in Palma de Mallorca. Nayden Todorov conducted the Orquestra Simfonica de Balears in a programme of arias and…
Francesc Bonnín (Teatre Principal): "el director de orquesta, el búlgaro Nayden Todorov — un joven que apunta muy alto"
Catalan-language interview published by dBalears on 30 June 2005 under the title 'We no longer live in the world of opera, but in that of technology and the media'. It appeared in connection with Raina Kabaivanska's appearance in Palma de Mallorca, and Nayden Todorov is…
Article in the German daily Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger, published on 16 June 2005 under the title 'Grand music theatre at Burg Monschau'. It reports on opera performances at Monschau Castle and names Nayden Todorov and Luciano di Martino as the musical directors.
Review in the Austrian daily Kleine Zeitung, published on 14 June 2005 under the title 'Opening of the Wörthersee Classics'. It covers the opening concert of the Wörthersee Classics festival and mentions the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra under the 31-year-old conductor Nayden…
Archived review of the 36th Sofia Music Weeks, with a concert under Nayden Todorov.
A discography page on Operastars.de for the recording of Rachmaninoff's Aleko, made in May 2005.
An Operabase page for Easter Concert with Nayden Todorov in Sevlievo, listing Nayden Todorov among those taking part.
American review (Midland Reporter-Telegram) of Opera Verdi Europa's 'La Traviata' in Midland, naming Nayden Todorov as conductor — the Bulgarian company receives lavish praise.
Archived review of the 'Sofia Spring' music festival, mentioning the Sofia Philharmonic's concert under Nayden Todorov.
Announcement of Opera Verdi Europa's 'Aida' at the University of Georgia, naming Nayden Todorov as conductor.
Review in the German daily Aachener Zeitung, published on 10 February 2005 under the title 'Entertainment for the senses and the soul'. It covers a guest performance by the Plovdiv Symphony Orchestra in Alsdorf, with Nayden Todorov as conductor.
Review on the American website ClassicsToday, dated 8 February 2005, of a Danacord recording of Louis Glass's Symphonies No. 3 and No. 6. The disc features the Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Nayden Todorov and was recorded in June 2000.
Archived pages from the website of the touring company Opera Verdi, preserved on oocities.org, with the itineraries of its two 2005 US tours: a spring tour from 8 January to 4 May and an autumn tour from 27 September to 22 November. The repertoire included 'Aida', 'Carmen', 'La…