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Sharon Kam and a Constellation of Talented Soloists Conquer the Bulgaria Hall Stage on 13 February
An announcement in Glasove that Sharon Kam and a constellation of soloists — Besa Llugiqi, Violeta Radomirska, Mihail Mihaylov and Ivaylo Dzhurov — take the stage in the Bulgaria Hall.
Varna Summer Music Festival Opens with a Brilliant Concert at the Summer Theatre
A report in Art Varna on the brilliant opening of the Varna Summer festival of 2020 by the mayor of Varna, with Nayden Todorov conducting.
Edison Denisov’s Violin Concerto Will Be Heard in Bulgaria for the First Time
The source mentions Nayden Todorov by name.
Bulgarian Premiere of Ruggero Leoncavallo’s “Requiem”
A report by Bulgarian National Television on the Bulgarian première of the Requiem.
Raina Kabaivanska’s Students in Concert with the Sofia Philharmonic
An announcement in Impressio that Raina Kabaivanska's pupils Merilee Santoro, Reynaldo Droz and Daniel Kim sing the solo parts in the Bulgarian première of the Requiem.
Camille Thomas and Alexander Ullman in Concert at Bulgaria Hall
A report by Bulgarian National Television on the concert of Camille Thomas and Alexander Ullman in the Bulgaria Hall.
Bulgarian Premiere of Leoncavallo’s “Requiem” on 19 November at Bulgaria Hall
An announcement in Impressio of the Bulgarian première of Leoncavallo's Requiem on 19 November, with Raina Kabaivanska's pupils singing the solo parts.
Two Stages to Delight Sofia Philharmonic Fans in July and August in a No-Compromise Summer Season
An announcement in Glasove that two stages will serve the public of the Sofia Philharmonic in July, with Svetlin Roussev, Vesko Eschkenazy, Theodosii Spassov and Mincho Minchev.
Rachmaninoff the Way Sofia Deserves
A review in the cultural news service under the title "Rachmaninoff as Sofia deserves him", on an evening of the Fortissimo Academy devoted to the composer.
The Funny Thing Is That Artists Need Money Too
An essay in Ploshtad Slaveykov on the awkward truth that artists too need money, written from the divided position of arguing both for and against the lockdown.
Art Helped Many People Get Through This Isolation Better
The source mentions Nayden Todorov by name.
Nayden Todorov — Staatstheater Saarland, 5. Sinfoniekonzert
The page of the Saarland State Theatre for its fifth symphony concert, conducted by Nayden Todorov.
Gramophone — Vladigerov: Bulgarian Suite; Seven Symphonic Bulgarian Dances; Vardar Rhapsody
Review in the British magazine Gramophone of the album of works by Pancho Vladigerov – Bulgarian Suite, Seven Symphonic Bulgarian Dances and Vardar Rhapsody – conducted by Nayden Todorov. The record dates the review to 2020; the album was recorded for Naxos with the Rousse…
VLADIGEROV Bulgarian Suite, Symphonic Dances, Vardar Rhapsody — MusicWeb review
Review by MusicWeb International, from 2020, of the Naxos disc of music by Pancho Vladigerov: the Bulgarian Suite, Symphonic Dances and Vardar Rhapsody. The album was recorded in November 2016 by the Rousse Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Nayden Todorov and released in 2019.
Concert With Vidin Philharmonic
Operabase page for a concert with the Vidin Philharmonic and conductor Nayden Todorov at the Liverpool Philharmonic.
Beethoven’s World – Beethoven and the World (2020)
Page of the National Academy of Music 'Prof. Pancho Vladigerov' for the 2020 volume 'The World of Beethoven – Beethoven and the World', from the 10th Academic Spring Readings. The volume includes an article by Dr Nayden Todorov.
Beethoven and the World – Electronic PDF Version
Electronic PDF edition, from 2020, of the National Academy of Music volume 'Beethoven and the World'. It contains Dr Nayden Todorov's article on Beethoven's Op. 67 from a conductor's perspective. The volume comes from the 2020 Academic Spring Readings.
Beethoven’s Opus 67 Through the Eyes of the Conductor
COBISS+ library catalogue record for Nayden Todorov's article 'Beethoven's Op. 67 through the eyes of the conductor', published in 2020 in the proceedings of the Academic Spring Readings of the National Academy of Music. The record documents his academic writing as a conductor.
Dissertation Abstract – Development of Symphony Orchestras in Bulgaria
PDF of the author's abstract of Nayden Todorov's doctoral dissertation on the development of symphony orchestras in Bulgaria, published by New Bulgarian University and dated 2020 in the record. The document includes a list of his academic publications.
Meetings with Krzysztof Penderecki: A Conversation with Nayden Todorov
COBISS bibliographic record for the publication 'Meetings with Krzysztof Penderecki: a conversation with Nayden Todorov'.
2020 Guide to Top Competitions
Musical America's '2020 Guide to Top Competitions', an industry directory from the United States. Its listing of the International Blue Danube Competition for Conductors names Maestro Nayden Todorov as chair of the jury. The listing names the Sofia Philharmonic in connection…
Program
Sofia Music Weeks 2018 programme page connected to Nayden Todorov.
Kosovo Philharmonic — official site
An article from filharmoniaekosoves.com featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic, covering Kosovo Philharmonic.
Blindekuh — eClassical booklet with Sofia Philharmonic note
eClassical booklet PDF for 'Blindekuh' with a note on the Sofia Philharmonic.