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A Serbian-language interview by Biljana Lijeskić in Politika, published on 23 October 2026, ahead of the Sofia Philharmonic's concert under Nayden Todorov at the 58th BEMUS festival at Kolarac Hall, Belgrade, on 24 October 2026, with Sergej Krylov. Under the headline "If we…
Belgrade Philharmonic profile of Dino Imeri, listing Nayden Todorov among the conductors he has worked with.
Serbian version of the Belgrade Philharmonic's profile of Dino Imeri, listing Nayden Todorov among the conductors he has worked with.
Profile of pianist Dino Imeri, listing conductor Nayden Todorov among his collaborators.
Serbian article (NIN) on the controversy in Sofia around a play about the Serbian-Bulgarian war, citing the Culture Minister's position.
CEBEF page for the Cello Fest opening, noting collaborations with conductors including Nayden Todorov.
Serbian article (Dobre Vesti) on the Belgrade Cello Fest, mentioning Nayden Todorov in the context of artistic collaborations.
Article by the Bulgarian portal in Serbia (Glaspress) on the 'New Classics' concert in Skopje with the Sofia Philharmonic under Nayden Todorov.
Belgrade Cultural Centre page in which Dino Imeri's biography notes collaborations including Nayden Todorov.
Official news release of the National Theatre in Belgrade, published on 23 April 2017, following the performance of Verdi's "La Traviata". It reports that conductor Nayden Todorov and soprano Maria Tsvetkova-Madzharova from Bulgaria had appeared as guests in the production, with…
News article by K.D. in the Serbian daily Danas, published on 22 April 2017, titled "Marija Cvetkova Madžarov as Traviata". It covers the guest performance of Verdi's "La Traviata" that evening at the National Theatre in Belgrade, with the Bulgarian soprano in the title role,…
National Theatre in Belgrade artist profile of Slavenka Prstojević, noting her Annina in 'La Traviata' under Nayden Todorov.
Serbian article on the Bulgarian guests at the National Theatre — soprano Maria Tsvetkova-Madzharova and Nayden Todorov in 'La Traviata'.