The Bulgarian National Radio was awarded the special prize at the Svetozár Stračina Grand Prix Competition for radio folk music recordings held in Bratislava, Slovakia on 27 and 28 March.
The love song Mari Todoro from Dobroudzha, performed by 17-year old singer Petya Paneva and talented kaval player from the BNR Folk Music Orchestra Nedyalko Nedyalkov won the prize for vocal performance. The recording was made at Studio No. 1 of the Bulgarian National Radio by sound engineer Atanas Kopchev and producer Vayna Moneva.
An important premiere and exciting debut are expected on June 19 in Sofia's Bulgaria Concert Hall. Latvian accordionist Ksenija Sidorova - one of the most attractive ladies on the contemporary classical scene, will make her debut with the National..
Stefan Valdobrev and The Usual Suspects released another single from their album ''Udivitelni Vaprositelni'' . In line with the album’s title, Stefan keeps asking questions—starting right from the song's name: “Did You Drink Vinegar or Eat a Lemon”..
In the 1920s, the very young Bulgarian composer Georgi Zlatev-Cherkin was called by music critics in Vienna "the Bulgarian Schubert". The talented artist is known for chamber works such as Piano Trio, Pastoral for flute and piano, and the..
For centuries, legends in the Rhodope Mountains have told the story of a legendary rebel leader named Delyo Voivode. The grateful local people have..
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