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).
The new nonprofit foundation Bulgarian Classical Concerts – Los Angeles , founded by two exceptionally successful and talented Bulgarian women – violinist Blagomira Lipari and composer Penka Kouneva – with the mission of promoting Bulgarian classical..
The JazzBoree group continues the line of mixing Bulgarian folklore with expressive means characteristic of jazz. The musicians of the formation find the intersection between folklore and jazz precisely in the freedom of interpretation - this is exactly..
The popular duo "Molets" will present its new album “ Paraklis” (Chapel) with two concerts in Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture in Sofia - on November 4 and 5. The songs will be performed in specially created acoustic..
On 16 November 2025 at 7:30 p.m., the Catholic Cathedral of St Joseph in Sofia will host a Baroque concert in celebration of the feast of the patroness..
“Every person believes in God differently. In the force we call God,” said folk singer Yanka Rupkina – one of the symbols of Bulgarian musical culture..
"Every prelude by Debussy is a perfect musical world" - this is how young Bulgrian pianist Emanuil Ivanov answers the question about his favorite part..
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