The popular song “Are you a tulip, are you a hyacinth” ( Lale li si, zyumbyul li si), which is part of the repertoire of the renowned folklore singer Verka Siderova has been performed by a number of musicians over the years.
The latest and certainly one of the most unusual versions of the song is to the rendition of Dimitar Atanasov and Hristo Mladenov. The song is included in their second music album “”The Best Time” which was released at the end of 2020. The duel known as Dimitar&Hristo writes author’s music which is deeply connected with Bulgaria’s folklore. The songs included in the album “The Best Time” are full of positive ideas and emotions. The two musicians recorded the song in the beautiful Bulgarian cave Saeva Dupka, which is 3 million years old. Due to the specific conditions, the recording was made only once (one-shot).
On 23 and 24 November, in Narva and Tallinn, the Narva City Symphony Orchestra (Narva Linna Sümfooniaorkester) under chief conductor Anatoli Shchura presents an intriguing programme featuring works by Mozart, Alfred Schnittke, and Bulgarian composer..
“Friends”, “The Main Street”, “The Tall Girl”, “Till the Last Hour”, “Guitar on the Platform”, and many more… Rock hits with deep lyrics and messages that shaped more than one generation — this is what we find in the new double live album by the band..
One of the most significant events on Bulgaria’s cultural calendar - the Festival of Opera and Ballet Art in Stara Zagora - traditionally will open with a premiere by the host company, the Stara Zagora State Opera . On November 21 and 22,..
“Friends”, “The Main Street”, “The Tall Girl”, “Till the Last Hour”, “Guitar on the Platform”, and many more… Rock hits with deep lyrics and messages..
One of the most significant events on Bulgaria’s cultural calendar - the Festival of Opera and Ballet Art in Stara Zagora - traditionally will open with a..
On 23 and 24 November, in Narva and Tallinn, the Narva City Symphony Orchestra (Narva Linna Sümfooniaorkester) under chief conductor Anatoli Shchura..
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