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Vchera se varnahme ot Burgas, kadeto se provede za treta poredna godina Blues on the Beach.

Dobre 4e go ima, napuk na 4algata v BG.

Eto nyakolko snimki:

Zdraveite!  

Bluess i jazz na edno miasto-tova se slu4i v Svistov na bluezz festa. Ve4erta otkri grupa Siluet ot Burgas, publikata se vzrivi ot Milena Slavova, a gvozdeiat na programata be Kellie Rucker ot California. Neveroiatna blusarka, svirila sas ZZ top, B.B.King i red takiva svetila v bluessa. Neinata harmonika be neveroiatna. Stra6no atraktivna na scenata, zaedno s grupa Kaskadiori i Vasko Krapkata. Bravo na Vasko, 4e uspia da dovede v BG takava blusarka.

Pozdravi-Di

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Ivan Varimezov, Director
Tzvetanka Varimezova, Director

Thе concert includes performance of the Balkan Ensemble of UCLA. The focus of the Balkan Ensemble is on Bulgarian traditional music in two forms: a “wedding orchestra” of modern instruments and a women’s choir that sings modern arrangements of traditional songs.  Ivan and Tzvetanka are popularizing the Balkan Ensemble throughout California and outside the United States. In 2005, Tzvetanka and Ivan arranged a tour for the Ensemble in Bulgaria and took part in the International Folklore Festival in the town of Bourgas, performing for over 5,000 people. In the same year, the Balkan Ensemble produced a new CD under the direction of Tzvetanka and Ivan. In 2006, the UCLA choir, “Superdevoiche” performed at the Kodak Theatre for the very first time. The choir was incredible and was proud to perform in front of a full audience. The Balkan Ensemble has also traveled within California, performing in the Bulgarian Cultural Centers in San Francisco and Los Angeles in 2007. Ivan and Tzvetanka Varimezovi teach the Balkan Ensemble music, rhythms, and songs from different regions in Bulgaria.

Faculty Biographies:

Tzvetanka Varimezova was born in Bulgaria and received B.A. degree in choral conducting and folk instrument pedagogy from the Academy of Music and Dance in Plovdiv. During the 1980s she directed the choir of a regional professional ensemble of folk song and dance in the town of Pazardzhik. During the 1990s she was a soloist and assistant choral director of a number of professional women’s choirs in Sofia, including the Bulgarian National Ensemble of Folk Song and Dance, founded by Filip Koutev. In addition, she has worked and is still working with choirs from around the world, including Denmark, France, Greece, Japan and numerous choirs in the United States. She has many solo recordings to her name and is well-known for her brilliant, high-pitched tone quality and her interpretations of the highly ornamented songs from her native Pazardzhik region.  

Ivan Varimezov was born in Bulgaria and received a B.A. degree in folk instrument performance and ensemble conducting from the Academy of Music and Dance in Plovdiv. Raised in the traditions of his native region Strandzha, hi is one of the most outstanding gaida (bagpipe) players of his generation, and he has many solo recordings and awards to his name. During the 1980s he was the director of the instrumental ensemble of a regional professional ensemble of folk song and dace in the town of Pazardzhik. During the 1990s he moved to Sofia to become the soloist with the Orchestra of Folk Instruments at Radio and Television Sofia, a position occupied for twenty-five years by his famous uncle, Kostadin Varimezov. Both Tzvetanka and Ivan Varimezovi moved to the United States in 2001 to teach Bulgarian folk music at UCLA.

INVITATION TO MUSIC OF THE BALKANS

On the occasion of the Day of Bulgarian Culture and Slav Script, May 24 (St. St. Cyril and Methodius Day), Professor Timothy Rice, Director of the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, and The Honorable Ivo Mouskourov, Consul General of Bulgaria in Los Angeles, cordially invite you to a Balkan Ensemble concert of Bulgarian folk music at 8 p. m. on Saturday, May 17, 2008 at the Schoenberg Hall, UCLA Schoenberg Music School Building. The concert will be followed by a reception including Bulgarian national food and wines.
 
Click here to see a short presentation of the UCLA Balkans Ensemble and their directors Ivan Varimezov and Tzvetanka Varimezova.

Free entrance.

Los Angeles,
May 9, 2008

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ПОКАНА - МУЗИКАТА НА БАЛКАНИТЕ

По случай Деня на българската култура и славянската писменост 24 май, празника на Св. Св. Кирил и Методий, директорът на UCLA Herb Alpert School Тимъти Райс и генералният консул на Република България в Лос Анжелис Иво Мускуров най-сърдечно канят всички българи на празничен концерт на университетския фолклорен “Балкански ансамбъл” с диригенти Иван Варимезов и  Цветанка Варимезова в 20.00 ч. в събота, 17 май 2008 г., в Schoenberg Hall, UCLA Schoenberg Music School Building.

След концерта ще има прием, на който ще бъдат сервирани български ястия и вина.

Вход свободен.

Лос Анжелис,
9 май 2008 г.    
 

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