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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,…
English official profile of Nayden Todorov on the Sofia Opera and Ballet website, documenting his operatic work.
Dr Nayden Todorov's teaching profile in the NBU electronic catalogue (2026), documenting his academic and educational work.
English article on Christopher Axworthy’s music blog reviewing pianist Mariamna Sherling in Perivale, noting her work with Nayden Todorov.
A report on the pan-Balkan Carmina Burana in Skopje, which names Nayden Todorov as the initiator and conductor of the project.
German-language report on the Skopje Carmina Burana project; Najden Todorow as initiator and conductor.
Keyboard Trust biography page for Mariamna Sherling, mentioning her collaboration with Nayden Todorov.
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.
Article by the Macedonian service of Deutsche Welle, published on 22 June 2026, headlined 'More than a concert: culture taught politics a lesson'. It addresses the Carmina Burana concert in Skopje and its cultural and political significance, with Nayden Todorov as initiator and…
English-language news report by BNR's Radio Bulgaria, published on 22 June 2026, that more than 20,000 people applauded a Bulgarian-Greek-North Macedonian concert in Skopje. The Carmina Burana performance by more than 200 musicians from the Sofia Philharmonic, the North…
Article on the British classical music site Slipped Disc, published on 22 June 2026, headlined '20,000 Balkan fans cram three-nation Carmina Burana'. It reports on the open-air performance in Skopje by the Sofia Philharmonic, the North Macedonia Philharmonic and the Thessaloniki…
News report by the Macedonian site 24chasa.mk, published on 22 June 2026, headlined '240 musicians on one stage: Carmina Burana performed in the City Park'. It covers the open-air concert in Skopje by the Sofia Philharmonic, the Macedonian Philharmonic and the Thessaloniki State…
Announcement of Gerstein/Rachmaninov concert with Sofia Philharmonic under maestro Todorov.
News report by the Macedonian agency Makfax, published on 21 June 2026, headlined 'Over 200 artists on stage: Carmina Burana united musicians from Skopje, Sofia and Thessaloniki'. It covers the open-air performance in Skopje conducted by Nayden Todorov, with soloists Ana…
News item by the Macedonian broadcaster Sitel TV, published on 21 June 2026, headlined 'Carmina Burana united Skopje, Sofia and Thessaloniki'. The report on the open-air concert in Skopje quotes conductor Nayden Todorov and describes the audience's response to the joint…
Macedonian article (Tochka) on the Skopje 'Carmina Burana' (20 June 2026) under Nayden Todorov, uniting the Sofia Philharmonic, the North Macedonian Philharmonic and the Thessaloniki orchestra.
Report by the Macedonian news site Nezavisen, published on 21 June 2026, on the open-air spectacle in Skopje's City Park where three symphony orchestras performed Orff's Carmina Burana. The Sofia Philharmonic, the Philharmonic of North Macedonia and the Thessaloniki State…
Macedonian article (Ekran) on the Skopje 'Carmina Burana' (20 June 2026) under Nayden Todorov as a major regional cultural event.