Nayden Todorov and Midori Appear on an Istanbul Stage
A Bulgarian-language article from Duma (18.11.2020) featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic.
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A Bulgarian-language article from Duma (18.11.2020) featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic.
A Bulgarian-language news item from Arena Media featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic.
Article by Impressio on Dir.bg, dated 17 November 2020, announcing Nayden Todorov's concert with the virtuoso violinist Midori on an Istanbul stage. The concert with the Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic, conducted by Todorov, was made available to audiences online.
A Bulgarian-language article from briag.bg (17.11.2020) featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic.
An item retrieved through Google Alerts for 2020, relating to Nayden Todorov as conductor and director of the Sofia Philharmonic or to his concerts, interviews, awards and public appearances. Source: the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA).
Video of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64, with Svetlin Roussev and the Sofia Philharmonic under Nayden Todorov.
YouTube video announcing the concert 'La Dolce Vita' from the Sofia Philharmonic's channel.
YouTube teaser featuring Nayden Todorov, conductor of the Sofia Philharmonic.
An amateur video from Jon Lord’s concert at the National Palace of Culture in Sofia on 30 October 2010, with the Sofia Philharmonic under Nayden Todorov, with Jakob Samuel of The Poodles.
An amateur video from Jon Lord’s concert at the National Palace of Culture in Sofia on 30 October 2010, with the Sofia Philharmonic under Nayden Todorov, with Jakob Samuel of The Poodles.
An amateur video from Jon Lord’s concert at the National Palace of Culture in Sofia on 30 October 2010, with the Sofia Philharmonic under Nayden Todorov, with Jakob Samuel.
A report by Bulgarian National Television on the Bogdan Bogdanov award for work in the humanities.
A Bulgarian-language media item from Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) (10.11.2020) featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic.
An item retrieved through Google Alerts for 2020, relating to Nayden Todorov as conductor and director of the Sofia Philharmonic or to his concerts, interviews, awards and public appearances. Source: Bulgarian National Television.
BNT YouTube video of 'Eternal Music' with Nayden Todorov (7 November 2020).
A Bulgarian-language media item from Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) (06.11.2020) featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic.
Discover Sofia calendar page for Svetlin Roussev's concert with the Sofia Philharmonic under Nayden Todorov.
A Bulgarian-language media item from Monitor (05.11.2020) featuring conductor Nayden Todorov and the Sofia Philharmonic.
A Bulgarian-language article published by Telegraf on 3 November 2020 under the headline "Maestro Nayden Todorov receives an award for humanities". It reports the distinction given to the conductor. Beyond the headline, the article's content is not recorded in detail.
A report that Nayden Todorov has received the Bogdan Bogdanov award.
An item in the Bulgarian cultural news service Kulturni novini in which Nayden Todorov is mentioned by name. Also mentioned: Boris Christoff, Raina Kabaivanska.
Article published by Impressio on Dir.bg on 3 November 2020 reporting that Nayden Todorov has received the Bogdan Bogdanov award for the humanities. The piece presents the conductor as the laureate of the prize, which recognises contributions to Bulgarian culture and the…
Official page of New Bulgarian University, dated 3 November 2020, announcing that the 2020 Bogdan Bogdanov award for the humanities goes to Nayden Todorov. The university page records the conductor as the laureate of the prize named after Bogdan Bogdanov.
Archived 'Cultural News' page with the announcement of the 2020 'Bogdan Bogdanov' award.
Page on the official Bogdan Bogdanov website, dated 3 November 2020, announcing that Maestro Nayden Todorov is the laureate of the Bogdan Bogdanov award for the humanities for 2020. It serves as the archival record of the prize being given to the conductor.