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Austrian Music Delights Sofia, Plovdiv
Society | May 3, 2004, Monday // 00:00
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Bulgarian philharmonic orchestra played with Austrian music celebrities to mark the opening of the Austrian Music Days. For three days Sofia and Plovdiv will hear the best of Austrian classics. Photo by Gergana Kostadinova (novinite.com)
The Austrian Music Days kicked off with a classics concert on Monday night.
The philharmonic orchestra played with Austrian soloist Karen de Pastel, Mr. and Ms Renner and Srebra Geleva Mozart, Doppler and contemporary music from young Austrian composers like de Pastel, Steinkogler, Wagner and Schneider.
The cultural round of events will span over three days in Sofia and Plovdiv, under the honorable auspices of Austrian Ambassador to Bulgaria H.E. Karl Diem.
The days are organized in celebration of the 125th anniversary since establishing diplomatic relations between Bulgaria and Austria.
The Ancient Plovdiv association, Austria's Foreign Ministry and the Composers Association, as well as Bulgaria's Cultural Ministry have also supported the Austrian Music Days.
The philharmonic orchestra played with Austrian soloist Karen de Pastel, Mr. and Ms Renner and Srebra Geleva Mozart, Doppler and contemporary music from young Austrian composers like de Pastel, Steinkogler, Wagner and Schneider.
The cultural round of events will span over three days in Sofia and Plovdiv, under the honorable auspices of Austrian Ambassador to Bulgaria H.E. Karl Diem.
The days are organized in celebration of the 125th anniversary since establishing diplomatic relations between Bulgaria and Austria.
The Ancient Plovdiv association, Austria's Foreign Ministry and the Composers Association, as well as Bulgaria's Cultural Ministry have also supported the Austrian Music Days.
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