Bulgarian cultural institutes in Europe will broadcast on May 24 Bulgarian music performed by the Bulgarian National Radio bands and ensembles. The special concert will begin at 12.00 pm sharp Bulgarian time with the hymn Varvi Narode Vazrodeni (Go, revived people).
The concert includes performances of the Bulgarian National Radio Children’s Choir, the Radiokids Vocal Group, Big Band BNR and the Bulgarian National Radio Folk Orchestra.
The concert will be broadcast on all platforms of the Bulgarian cultural institutes in Warsaw, Vienna, Bratislava, Berlin, Budapest, London, Moscow, Paris, Prague, Rome and Skopje.
The Bulgarian communities in Europe and the friends of Bulgaria will have the opportunity to mark together May 24 and enjoy the virtuoso performances of the musicians from the Bulgarian National Radio amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
The event is held under the auspices of the Bulgarian Ministry of Culture.
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