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MozArt/Pravets Art Nights; special meeting with maestro Todorov, Sofia Philharmonic.
Pravets Art Nights (17-18 July); Sofia Philharmonic under maestro Todorov.
Official BTA release: world stars arrive in Varna for the 100th anniversary of the Varna Summer International Music Festival, with the Sofia Philharmonic and Nayden Todorov.
Radio Classica feature: Nayden Todorov on the Sofia Philharmonic’s Autumn 2026 season — “We take the next step and open the doors of Sofia.”
An announcement of the concert with Kirill Gerstein playing Rachmaninoff, conducted by Nayden Todorov.
A report on the March Music Days festival in Rousse, naming the Sofia Philharmonic under Nayden Todorov.
Interview; verified she returns to play with Sofia Philharmonic and maestro Todorov at Pravets Art Nights (17 July).
Pravets Art Nights; Sofia Philharmonic under maestro Todorov; distinct outlet.
A video of Petko Staynov's Rachenitsa, conducted by Nayden Todorov.
A Bulgarian-language authored feature on bgART (late June 2026) about the 16 July 2026 Sofia concert: Kirill Gerstein plays Rachmaninoff's Third Concerto with the Sofia Philharmonic under Nayden Todorov, 'who — luckily for the Philharmonic and the lovers of classical music — has…
A report on the Sofia summer season — Opera in the Square and the Sofia Music Weeks — which names Nayden Todorov as director of the Sofia Philharmonic and lists his conducting appearances.
A video of the ABBA Symphonie concert at the Festival and Congress Centre in Varna on 20 July 2026, published by the Pleven Philharmonic.
Cultural feature in the Bulgarian online outlet Ploshtad Slaveykov, published on 23 June 2026, headlined 'O Fortuna, let us be brothers, Bulgarians and Macedonians!'. It reflects on the Carmina Burana concert in Skopje and the Balkan meaning of the project led by Nayden Todorov,…
Dr Nayden Todorov's teaching profile in the NBU electronic catalogue (2026), documenting his academic and educational work.
A report on the pan-Balkan Carmina Burana in Skopje, which names Nayden Todorov as the initiator and conductor of the project.
A video of Veselin Stoyanov's Grotesque Suite "Bay Ganyo", conducted by Nayden Todorov.
News report by Alexander Popov for Dnes.bg, published on 22 June 2026, headlined 'Politics divides, music unites: over 20,000 people applauded Carmina Burana in Skopje'. It covers the joint open-air concert of orchestras from Sofia, Skopje and Thessaloniki, conducted by the…
Sofia Philharmonic announcement published by BTA (Bulgarian News Agency) on 22 June 2026, headlined 'Over 20,000 people applauded Carmina Burana in Skopje'. It reports on the Skopje concert of the project, with Nayden Todorov as its initiator and conductor, performed together…
News report by the Bulgarian agency BGNES, published on 22 June 2026, that over 20,000 people applauded Carmina Burana in Skopje. The performance by more than 200 musicians from the Sofia Philharmonic, the Philharmonic of North Macedonia and the Thessaloniki State Symphony…
A BTA-sourced article reports on the finale of the project in Skopje with a grand performance of Carl Orff's 'Carmina Burana' in the city park, naming Nayden Todorov as its initiator.
Announcement of Gerstein/Rachmaninov concert with Sofia Philharmonic under maestro Todorov.
News report by the Bulgarian site Glasove, published on 21 June 2026, headlined 'Over 20,000 people applauded Carmina Burana in Skopje, performed by Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Greece'. The article presents Nayden Todorov as the initiator and conductor of the joint concert by…
News report by the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA), dated 20 June 2026, headlined 'The philharmonics of Sofia, Thessaloniki and North Macedonia will perform "Carmina Burana"'. It announces the joint open-air concert in Skopje under conductor Nayden Todorov, with soloists Ana…
Radio news report by Bulgarian National Radio (BNR), dated 20 June 2026, headlined 'Musicians from Bulgaria, Greece and North Macedonia in a concert in Skopje'. It covers Orff's Carmina Burana in Skopje's City Park on 20 June 2026, performed by the Sofia Philharmonic, the…