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Sofia Concert Celebrates Chinese New Year
Society | January 24, 2006, Tuesday // 00:00
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Beautiful music performances introduced Sofia to the Chinese New Year’s celebrations that are just about to begin. Photo by Yuliana Nikolova (Sofia News Agency)
A Chinese New Year's concert took place in Sofia Tuesday evening.
Gun Zunli, soprano, and Dun Xiaoli, playing pipa - Chinese lute, performed together with the Bulgarian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Deyan Pavlov.
Although the New Year's celebrations in Bulgaria ended almost a month ago in China they are about to begin. They will continue for nearly a month.
The Chinese new year sets in on January 29, and by the Chinese calendar it is the year 4703, also an year of the Dog.
Gun Zunli, soprano, and Dun Xiaoli, playing pipa - Chinese lute, performed together with the Bulgarian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Deyan Pavlov.
Although the New Year's celebrations in Bulgaria ended almost a month ago in China they are about to begin. They will continue for nearly a month.
The Chinese new year sets in on January 29, and by the Chinese calendar it is the year 4703, also an year of the Dog.
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