List of all registered choral formations in the Bulgarian Choir Union
Mixed Choir “Dobrich” was created by Maestro Dimitar Vangelov /1943 – 2021/ in 1980. Maestro Vangelov is a choral conductor who specialized at the Bulgarian State Conservatory “PanchoVladigerov” and theTchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow. Under his leadership, the Mixed Choir “Dobrich” has won first prizes and gold medals from Bulgarian and international festivals. Over 1,500 performers […]
Founded by Boryana Naydenova and currently conducted by Denitsa Kaburova, “In Sacris” has quickly grown to be one of the best choirs in its category. It usually performs a cappella works, but its repertoire also includes cantata-oratorio works. The number of singers in this choir varies from 5 (soloists only) to 30 depending on the […]
Cathedral choir “Dostojno est” was established in September 2016 with the blessing of the Metropolitan bishop of Lovech Gavriil and as proposed by the chairman of the Church Council Archpriest Mihail Kovachev. The Cathedral women’s choir “Dostoino Est” adorns church services on Sundays, Principal Feasts and Holy Days at the new cathedral in Lovech “Sts. […]
The youth chamber ensemble “OHANA” was created in 2014 by the composer and conductor Dimitar Kostantsaliev – as a natural continuation of their singing and theater activities in the children’s vocal and theater group “Thalasamche”. It was formed by young men and women over the age of 15. The diverse repertoire of the ensemble includes […]
“Trimontium” female choir was established in 1965. It is a direct successor to the Representative Choir of Plovdiv Teachers. Over the years, the conductors of the ensemble have been the distinguished Plovdiv musicians Assoc. Prof. Krastyu Mihaylov, Milcho Petrov, Tsvetana Vasilkova, Boyanka Bahneva, Georgi Samardzhiev and Geno Zhelyazkov. Since 2010, the choir conductor has been […]
The mixed choir “Nightingale” at the community center “Druzhba-1870” – Harmanli was formed in 1896. There are about 30 choristers. It presents polyphonic music of various styles – church, secular, folklore. The choir is a laureate and winner of silver medals from the 5th and 6th republican festivals of artistic self-activity. He gave concerts in […]
The mixed choir “Rodna pesen” at the Municipality of Burgas was established in 1962. The choir unites dozens of enthusiastic singers who, since the beginning of the 20th century, have been singing in various choir formations in the seaside town. In 1962, the young conductor Stoyan Kralev stood at the podium and united the formations […]
The hoir of the Sofia Theological Seminary “St. John of Rila” dates back to the first years of the school. Its conductors have been prominent music teachers and supporters of church music such as Manasiy Poptodorov, Avram Vachev, Todor Tsenkov and Associate Professor Lyubomir Ignatov, to whom we owe not only the preservation but also […]
Children’s vocal and theatrical formation “Thalasumche” was formed in 1992. Its creator and artistic director is the composer and conductor Dimitar Kostantsaliev. In addition to singing and vocal performance, the children study solfeggio, acting and modern ballet with qualified teachers. The group includes children aged between 4 and 18. Their repertoire includes: children’s entertainment music, […]
Academic Folk Choir® is the new choral formation of Prof. Kostadin Buradzhiev. The formation was created in October 2023. It is a continuation of the vocal and interpretive vision, style and manner of work developed during his 20-year leadership of the student folk choir at the AMTII “Prof. Asen Diamandiev” – Plovdiv. In its short […]
The choir was formed in 2018. His repertoire is inspired and developed in three main directions: – children’s and school songs – the modern reading of Bulgarian folklore – the “eternal” popular songs During its short creative journey, the choir actively participated in various concert performances of the school, Sofia municipality – Lozenets district, Regional […]
The first Bulgarian choir was founded in the town of Svishtov in 1868 by Yanko Mustakov – a teacher, versatile musician and public figure. In 1934, the choir adopted the name “Yanko Mustakov” People’s Choir – as an expression of respect for the personality and work of its founder. Over the years, it has been […]