L'odyssée
A programme of the Belgian classical station RTBF Musiq3 under the title "L'odyssée".
Nayden Todorov dir. Plovdiv philharmonic orchestra
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A programme of the Belgian classical station RTBF Musiq3 under the title "L'odyssée".
Nayden Todorov dir. Plovdiv philharmonic orchestra
An item in the Bulgarian cultural news service Kulturni novini in which Nayden Todorov is mentioned by name.
A programme of the Belgian classical station RTBF Musiq3 devoted to early music.
Nayden Todorov dir. Plovdiv philharmonic orchestra
Utro newspaper article on the candidates for the Ruse Opera's directorship and Nayden Todorov's appointment as director of the Sofia Philharmonic.
A media item connected with Nayden Todorov, published by the Bulgarian daily Dnevnik.
A Bulgarian-language article from rousse.info on conductor Nayden Todorov, covering rousse.info.
A Bulgarian-language article from Ploshtad Slaveykov featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic.
Duma article on 'Nostradamus' being awaited in Sofia and Plovdiv, with the Ruse opera under Maestro Nayden Todorov.
Interview with Nayden Todorov, director of the Sofia Philharmonic, in the Bulgarian daily Trud, published on 28 April 2017. Its headline quotes him: "Our audience writes to us: 'Stop...'", and the interview concerns his work at the head of the orchestra.
Impressio (Dir.bg) announcement of the rock opera 'Nostradamus' at NDK Hall 1 and the Ancient Theatre, with the Ruse State Opera's choir, ballet and orchestra under 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…
A Bulgarian-language article from Ploshtad Slaveykov featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic.
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'.
24 Chasa article on Ruse Opera artists waiting four months for payment from the Christmas tour, with reference to a contract signed by Maestro Nayden Todorov.
Official news release of the National Theatre in Belgrade, published on 18 April 2017. It announces that conductor Nayden Todorov and soprano Maria Tsvetkova-Madzharova from Bulgaria would appear as guests in Verdi's "La Traviata" on 22 April on the theatre's main stage.
Latin-script version of the National Theatre's official news on conductor Najden Todorov and soprano Marija Cvetkova Madžarova from Bulgaria guesting in 'La Traviata'.
Impressio (Dir.bg) article on the 'Musician of the Year 2016' awards by 'Allegro Vivace', mentioning a special appearance by conductor Nayden Todorov.
Duma article on the free-entry 'Musician of the Year 2016' gala concert.
A Bulgarian-language article from Ploshtad Slaveykov featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic.
An item in the Bulgarian cultural news service Kulturni novini in which Nayden Todorov is mentioned by name. Also mentioned: Elena Ilieva, Georgi Dimitrov, Iván Erőd, Petya Tsoneva, Vera Nemirova.
OFFNews article on appointment irregularities and delayed fees at the Ruse Opera, mentioning Nayden Todorov as the previous director.
Author's column by Nayden Todorov in the Ruse newspaper Utro, published on 5 April 2017 under the title "This Time It Hurt, So I Am Writing About Something Else". In it he looks back on his years at the State Opera Rousse from 2005 to 2017.
Serbian-language repertoire for April 2017 of the National Theatre in Belgrade, published as a PDF. It lists Verdi's "La Traviata" on 22 April with guests from Bulgaria: conductor Nayden Todorov and soprano Maria Tsvetkova-Madzharova.