Competitions, festivals and tours

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

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  1. 1989
    • Seventh National Festival
      Bulgaria
  2. 1987
    • Vidin Festival of Culture "Danube Spring '87"
      Bulgaria
  3. 1986
    • Panorama of Bulgarian Choral Art
      Sofia, Bulgaria
  4. 1984
    • Sixth National Festival
      Bulgaria

      "Honours and awards" records the gold medal of the Sixth National Festival under 1983.

  5. 1983
    • Pancho Vladigerov Music Days
      Shumen, Bulgaria
  6. 1982
    • Panorama of Bulgarian Choral Art
      Sofia, Bulgaria
    • Days of Varna Culture
      Bulgaria
  7. 1980
    • "Golden Diana" Chamber Choir Festival
      Yambol, Bulgaria
  8. 1979
    • Fifth National Festival
      Plovdiv, Bulgaria
      Laureate title and gold medal
    • "New Bulgarian Music" review
      Sofia, Bulgaria
    • Panorama of Bulgarian Choral Art
      Sofia, Bulgaria
  9. 1978
    • Days of Culture
      Tervel, Bulgaria
  10. 1977
    • Panorama of Bulgarian Choral Art
      Sofia, Bulgaria
    • "Alyosha" Festival of Soviet Song
      Plovdiv, Bulgaria
    • Days of Soviet Music
      Vidin, Bulgaria
  11. 1975
    • "New Bulgarian Music" review
      Sofia, Bulgaria
    • Days of Varna Culture
      Bulgaria
  12. 1974
    • Fourth National Festival
      Varna, Bulgaria
      Laureate title and gold medal
  13. 1973
    • Second Festival of Bulgarian–Soviet Youth Friendship
      Varna, Bulgaria
    • Days of Bulgarian Symphonic and Chamber Music
      Shumen, Bulgaria
  14. 1970
    • "Golden Diana" Chamber Choir Festival
      Yambol, Bulgaria
  15. 1969
    • Third National Festival
      Ruse, Bulgaria
      Laureate title and four gold medals
  16. 1968
    • Week of Song
      Burgas, Bulgaria
  17. 1964
    • Second National Festival
      Sofia, Bulgaria
      Laureate title and gold medal
  18. 1959
    • First National Festival
      Sofia, Bulgaria
      Laureate title and silver medal

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