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Nayden Todorov
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More reviewsHere I must also underline conductor Nayden Todorov's reading, which came as close as possible to Gidon Kremer's own conception; he was attentive to achieving balance among choir, orchestra and violin, and traced the…
The orchestra and its conductor, Nayden Todorov, received a standing ovation in Berlin. Born in Plovdiv in 1974, Todorov, who also served as Bulgaria's Minister of Culture, has been the music director of the Sofia Philharmonic since 2017.
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The full pictureThe heart of the symphonic repertoire is Slavic and Bulgarian music — Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich and Rachmaninoff alongside Vladigerov, Veselin Stoyanov and Dvořák. On the operatic side it is Verdi and, above all, Puccini — the composer who first turned his attention to opera.
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A conductor across traditions and audiences
Nayden Todorov is one of the prominent European conductors of his generation. Artistic Director of the Sofia Philharmonic, he has performed on five continents, made more than 130 recordings and worked with some of the most prominent artists of our time. Twice named Bulgaria’s “Musician of the Year”, he holds the French Order of Arts and Letters and Romania’s Order of Cultural Merit.
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