“Most of the so-called gala concerts presenting opera stars, are more about glamour and money, than about music. That is why I am not fan of such concerts. But the concert of Krassimira Stoyanova here in Zagreb is one I would remember as long as I live, only because of the music and supremet art of the famous Bulgarian soprano.” This is how music critic Branimir Pofuk from Croatia starts his dispatch on the debut concert in that country of Bulgarian opera diva. We offer you the rest of his story.
Editor: Iva Letnikova
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