Competitions, festivals and tours

Where the choir has sung — international competitions, festivals at home and abroad, and concert tours.

Clear

Parts found: 57 of 115

  1. 2005
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      26 June 2005 Varna, Bulgaria

      Festival and Congress Centre, mixed choir.

    • 28th International May Choral Competition
      19 May 2005 Varna, Bulgaria

      Opening – celebration of 130 years since the birth of Dobri Hristov.

  2. 2001
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      22 June 2001 Varna, Bulgaria

      Festival and Congress Centre, choir and orchestra.

    • 26th International May Choral Competition
      23 May 2001 Varna, Bulgaria

      Concert, Festival and Congress Centre, mixed choir – Verdi's Requiem.

  3. 1999
    • 25th International May Choral Competition
      12 May 1999 Varna, Bulgaria

      Opening, Festival and Congress Centre, mixed choir – Beethoven's Ninth Symphony under Yordan Dafov.

  4. 1998
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      20 June 1998 Varna, Bulgaria

      Festival and Congress Centre, opening – Verdi's Requiem under Yordan Dafov.

  5. 1997
    • 24th International May Choral Competition
      21 May 1997 Varna, Bulgaria

      Opening, mixed choir – Schubert's Mass in C major under Yordan Dafov.

  6. 1996
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      6 July 1996 Varna, Bulgaria

      Festival and Congress Centre, mixed choir.

  7. 1995
    • 23rd International May Choral Competition
      25 May 1995 Varna, Bulgaria

      Festival and Congress Centre, closing, mixed choir.

  8. 1993
    • 18th Festival of Cantata and Oratorio Music in the Morvan
      11–18 July 1993 Autun, France

      Mixed choir.

    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      16 June – 3 July 1993 Varna, Bulgaria

      16 June – mixed choir; 3 July – Days of Orthodox Music; Festival and Congress Centre.

    • 22nd International May Choral Competition
      13 May 1993 Varna, Bulgaria

      Festival and Congress Centre, opening, mixed choir.

  9. 1992
    • Choralies '92
      4–14 August 1992 Vaison-la-Romaine, France
  10. 1991
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      21 June – 5 July 1991 Varna, Bulgaria

      21 June and 5 July – Festival and Congress Centre, choir and orchestra; on 5 July, Brahms's German Requiem under Pierre Cao.

  11. 1990
    • Music in the Morvan
      19–28 July 1990 Autun, Anost, Quarré-les-Tombes, Vézelay, France

      Autun – outside the town hall (19 July), the military school (24 July), the theatre (25 July) and the cathedral (28 July, Brahms's German Requiem under Pierre Cao); Anost – the church (21 July); Quarré-les-Tombes – sports hall (22 July); Vézelay – the basilica (27 July, German Requiem).

    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      16 June 1990 Varna, Bulgaria

      Festival and Congress Centre – Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with the Dunavski Zvutsi choir of Ruse and the Varna Symphony Orchestra.

  12. 1989
    • 20th International May Choral Competition
      19 May 1989 Varna, Bulgaria

      Festival and Congress Centre, opening – with the Dobrudzhanski Zvutsi choir and the Varna Symphony Orchestra (Beethoven's Mass in C major).

  13. 1987
    • 19th International May Choral Competition
      14 May 1987 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, opening, choir and orchestra – Shostakovich's "Song of the Forests" under Ivan Marinov.

  14. 1986
    • Sofia Music Weeks
      21 June 1986 Sofia, Bulgaria

      Bulgaria Hall, mixed choir and orchestra – Dvořák's Stabat Mater under Vasil Stefanov.

    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      16 June – 7 July 1986 Varna, Bulgaria

      16 June – a cappella concert; 7 July – Dvořák's Stabat Mater under Vasil Stefanov; Festival and Congress Centre.

  15. 1985
    • 18th International May Choral Competition
      15 May 1985 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, opening, mixed choir with the Varna Boys' and Youth Choir.

  16. 1983
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      30 June 1983 Varna, Bulgaria

      Naroden Flot House, mixed choir.

    • 16th International May Choral Festival
      15 May 1983 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, opening, mixed choir.

    • March Music Days
      19 March 1983 Ruse, Bulgaria

      Festival opening, mixed choir – Konstantin Iliev's cantata "September '23".

  17. 1982
    • 15th International May Choral Festival
      14 May 1982 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, opening, mixed choir.

  18. 1981
    • Chamber Choir Festival
      23–25 October 1981 Rostock, East Germany

      23 Oct – Baroque Hall, chamber choir; 25 Oct – House of the People's Army, mixed choir.

    • 14th International May Choral Festival
      13–15 May 1981 Varna, Bulgaria

      13 May – opening, Palace of Culture and Sports, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony under Ivan Marinov; 15 May – "Slavonic Music" concert, House of Amateur Arts.

  19. 1980
    • Traditional Festival of Culture
      17–19 October 1980 Idar-Oberstein, Bad Kreuznach, West Germany

      17 Oct – the Festhalle and an old people's home; 18 Oct – Idar-Oberstein town hall and the theatre in Bad Kreuznach; 19 Oct – the cathedral; mixed choir.

    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      22 June 1980 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, large and chamber mixed choirs.

    • 13th International May Choral Festival
      16 May 1980 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, opening, mixed choir and orchestra – T. Popov's "Invasion" and Al. Tanev's "The Very First Spark" under Aleksey Izmirliev.

  20. 1979
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      21 June 1979 Varna, Bulgaria

      Stoyan Bachvarov Drama Theatre, opening – Al. Raychev's cantata "Varna" under Ivan Marinov.

    • 12th International May Choral Festival
      19 May 1979 Varna, Bulgaria

      Morski Zvutsi rehearsal hall – concert for the members of the jury, mixed choir.

  21. 1978
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      19 June 1978 Varna, Bulgaria

      Stoyan Bachvarov Drama Theatre, choir and orchestra – Milko Kolarov's oratorio "April 1876" under Vasil Kazandzhiev.

    • 11th International May Choral Festival
      12 May 1978 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, opening, mixed choir.

  22. 1977
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      18 June 1977 Varna, Bulgaria

      Stoyan Bachvarov Drama Theatre, opening – Al. Raychev's oratorio "Friendship" under Emil Glavanakov.

    • 10th International May Choral Festival
      11–18 May 1977 Varna, Bulgaria

      11 May – competition opening, Palace of Culture and Sports; 15 May – concert for the participants; 18 May – closing concert, House of Amateur Arts; mixed choir.

  23. 1976
    • 9th International May Choral Festival
      16 May 1976 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, mixed choir and orchestra – Beethoven's Ninth Symphony under Emil Glavanakov.

    • March Music Days
      27 March 1976 Ruse, Bulgaria

      House of Culture, mixed choir – Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with the Plovdiv Philharmonic under Dobrin Petkov.

  24. 1975
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      6 July 1975 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, mixed choir.

    • 10th Lucca Musical Summer
      30 June 1975 Lucca, Italy

      The theatre, mixed choir.

    • 8th International May Choral Festival
      14–18 May 1975 Varna, Bulgaria

      14 May – opening, Palace of Culture and Sports; 17 May – competition round, House of Amateur Arts; 18 May – closing concert; mixed choir.

  25. 1974
    • Winter Music Days
      25 February 1974 Ruse, Bulgaria

      House of Culture, mixed choir – Beethoven's Ninth Symphony under Vasil Stefanov.

  26. 1973
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      20 July 1973 Varna, Bulgaria

      Stoyan Bachvarov Drama Theatre, choir and orchestra – Rachmaninov's "The Bells" under Vasil Stefanov.

    • Sofia Music Weeks
      17 June 1973 Sofia, Bulgaria

      Bulgaria Hall, mixed choir and orchestra – Rachmaninov's "The Bells" under Vasil Stefanov.

    • 7th International May Choral Festival
      16 May 1973 Varna, Bulgaria

      Stoyan Bachvarov Drama Theatre, mixed choir.

  27. 1972
    • National festival of the newspaper l'Unità
      28 September 1972 Rome, Italy

      Stadio Flaminio, mixed choir.

    • Béla Bartók Festival of Contemporary Music
      1 July 1972 Debrecen, Hungary

      Hall of the Arany Bika (Golden Bull) hotel, chamber choir.

    • 6th International May Choral Festival
      21 May 1972 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, mixed and chamber ensembles – Cherubini's Requiem and songs.

  28. 1971
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      15 July 1971 Varna, Bulgaria

      Stoyan Bachvarov Drama Theatre, choir and orchestra – Cherubini's Requiem under Piero Adorno.

    • 5th International May Choral Festival
      16 May 1971 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, chamber ensemble.

  29. 1970
    • Varna Summer International Music Festival
      3–6 July 1970 Varna, Bulgaria

      3 July – St Athanasius church-museum; 6 July – Hotel Internatsional; chamber choir.

    • Sea Week
      21–22 June 1970 Gdańsk, Poland

      21 June – open-air stage, mixed choir; 22 June – the theatre.

    • 4th International May Choral Festival
      16–17 May 1970 Varna, Bulgaria

      16 May – House of Amateur Arts, chamber ensemble; 17 May – mixed and women's ensembles.

  30. 1969
    • 3rd International May Choral Festival
      18 May 1969 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, mixed, women's, men's and chamber ensembles.

  31. 1968
    • 2nd International May Choral Festival
      19 June 1968 Varna, Bulgaria

      Mixed, women's and chamber choirs.

  32. 1967
    • 1st International May Choral Festival
      12 June 1967 Varna, Bulgaria

      House of Amateur Arts, mixed choir.

  33. 1966
    • 13th Bavarian Press Festival
      11–12 June 1966 Dresden, East Germany

      The Zwinger.

Up to 2006, from the appendix of Stoyan Boychev, "50 Years of Creative Work of the Morski Zvutsi Choir".