Dimiter Manolov

Dimiter Manolov (Димитър Манолов; 20 July 1940 – 25 September 1998 in Bogota) was a Bulgarian conductor. He was chief conductor of the Sofia State Philharmonic from 1976 at the age of 36.[1][2]

Discography

The Golden Cockerel[3]

References

Bulgaria - Page 84 1976 "After only a few seasons he established himself as the chief conductor of the Sofia State Philharmonic • Dimiter Manolov is a young man and yet he has to his credit 27 years of practice as a conductor. You needn't be surprised; in 1950 the ..."
"Димитър Манолов (20.7.1940 – 25.9.1998, Богота) - Култура". Archived from the original on 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2012-10-28.
The Rough Guide to Opera Matthew Boyden, Nick Kimberley, Joe Staines - 2002 "Most importantly, conductor Dimiter Manolov generates a real theatrical atmosphere, and makes the music sound exciting despite the rather recessed sound. His soloists are equally committed and sound absolutely confident in their roles."

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[1] Bulgaria - Page 84 1976 "After only a few seasons he established himself as the chief conductor of the Sofia State Philharmonic • Dimiter Manolov is a young man and yet he has to his credit 27 years of practice as a conductor. You needn't be surprised; in 1950 the ..."

[2] "Димитър Манолов (20.7.1940 – 25.9.1998, Богота) - Култура". Archived from the original on 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2012-10-28.

[3] The Rough Guide to Opera Matthew Boyden, Nick Kimberley, Joe Staines - 2002 "Most importantly, conductor Dimiter Manolov generates a real theatrical atmosphere, and makes the music sound exciting despite the rather recessed sound. His soloists are equally committed and sound absolutely confident in their roles."