The Bulgarian National Radio Folk Orchestra, conducted by Maestro Dimitar Hristov, is preparing a spring tour in March. Special guest soloists for the "Orchestra of Soloists" in the concerts will be singers Petya Paneva and Dimitar Arnaudov, whose voices are a true treasure for Bulgarian folk music.
The virtuoso musicians will delight music lovers in six cities in Northern Bulgaria: Dobrich (March 21), Varna (March 22), Shumen (March 23), Ruse (March 24), Pleven (March 25) and Vidin (March 26).
This tour is also a gesture towards the audience outside the capital, which has not had the opportunity to enjoy live performances by the legendary orchestra for over a decade.
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