Orchestral Gidon Kremer & Nayden Todorov 18 April 2021 · 11:00 Bulgaria Hall Sofia Bulgaria Programme Robert Schumann Cello Concerto in A minor, op. 129 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony no. 29 in A major, K. 201 Conductor Nayden Todorov Soloist Gidon Kremer (Violin) Ensemble Sofia Philharmonic Organizer: Sofia Philharmonic Official page Facebook event Photos from the event × ‹ › Reviews Decrescendo.net · 26.04.2021 Both concerts were with the Sofia Philharmonic, under conductors Nayden Todorov — who, in his capacity as director of the orchestra, succeeded in bringing [Kremer] to Sofia — and Uroš Lajovic. … Nayden Todorov opted for the more active tempo. The exposition of the first movement sounded more articulate and limpid in its repeat, gaining precise focus in the stroke and the shape of the phrase. Media about this event Decrescendo Gidon Kremer in Sofia – “Only That Music Is Worthy…”