/ world at this time information/ With performances of emblematic arias from the repertoire of the opera singer Boris Hristov and a specifically sculpted bronze bust by the sculptor Georgi Chapkanov, college students and followers of Boris Hristov celebrated his century anniversary.
Even 100 years after the start of the “king of the basses”, his pupil and world-famous opera singer Boyko Tsvetanov, took the stage of the Central Army Membership collectively along with his college students to indicate that he proudly and responsibly continues within the footsteps of his instructor, who referred to as him “my son” and cried whereas singing.
The celebratory live performance, organized with Boyko Tsvetanov’s private funds and beneath the patronage of the Minister of Protection Angel Naydenov, introduced collectively the “Gusla” choir, the bass Stoyan Bonchev, the baritone Krum Galabov, the soprano Tsvetelina Madjarska and the tenor Boris Lukov, who expressed their adoration to the Bulgarian case, declared the most effective singer of all time. The virtuoso violinist Mario Hosen was additionally a particular visitor of the celebration.
The live performance program, opened by Boyko Tsvetanov, continued with a duet efficiency by Stoyan Bonchev and Krum Galabov, who introduced the aria “Fiesco” carried out by Boris Hristov for almost 34 years, based mostly on the opera “Simon Boccanegra” by Giuseppe Verdi.
Within the following aria, sung by Boyko Tsvetanov and Krum Galabov, the viewers loved one of many nice duets in opera, specifically the one from “The Pressure of Destiny”. With a purpose to carry out the Slavic chants attribute of Boris Hristov’s repertoire, the “Gusla” choir took to the stage, from which the inventive path of the emblematic for the twentieth century bass started.
The climax of the flawless live performance program got here when Boyko Tsvetanov and Krum Galabov transported the viewers to the darkish instances of medieval Spain. They introduced the opera “Don Carlos”, whose finest interpreter is Boris Hristov, and Stoyan Bonchev carried out the aria of Philip II, declared one of many musical masterpieces.
The solemn live performance was closed with the aria “Nessun Dorma” from the opera “Turandot”, with which Boyko Tsvetanov raised the ovation of the viewers and reminded that true expertise outlives its time and at all times defeats dying.
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