Preludes to infinity
Duet debut of Miroslav Petkov & Dimitar Bodurov
23 April – Amsterdam / tickets
24 April – Den Bosch / tickets
Duet debut of Miroslav Petkov & Dimitar Bodurov
23 April – Amsterdam / tickets
24 April – Den Bosch / tickets
feat. Zach Lober (bass) and Martin Hafizi (drums)
24.03 Batavierhuis, Rotterdam
https://www.batavierhuis.nl
25.03 Cafe Belcampo, Amsterdam
https://cafebelcampo.nl/agenda
Bodurov Trio has been selected for a showcase at the European Jazz Network conference in Sofia in September this year.
The European Jazz Conference is a leading annual gathering of professionals from the jazz sector in Europe, in particular of promoters, cultural managers, agents and national/regional support organisations.
https://www.europejazz.net/activity/european-jazz-conference
Audio-visual concert in premiere on August 8th 2021 in Varna.
A collaboration between Radar festival Varna and Varna Summer Festival.
Concept and composition by Dimitar and Neyko Bodurov.
http://www.reflector-project.com
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Very excited to present my new composition Inner voices for trombone, string quartet and electronica commissioned by Jörgen van Rijen, a celebrated trombone player and a principal at the royal Concertgebow orchestra.
The piece was recorded by Jörgen himself and Alma string quartet and will be included in Jörgen’s upcoming album ‘Mirrored in time’ due to release by Bis records in 2022.
The premiere is postponed for the spring of 2022.
New album by Dimitar Bodurov & Ivan Shopov
Available now for streaming and download
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On the 2 & 3rd of May took place the GoGuide Stay home fest. The initiative offers online concerts, mediation, crafts and food on delivery, aiming to support Bulgarian artists. The festival is for free but offers virtual tickets as audience donations, which will support the artists and the organisation.
Full schedule and details can be found here GoGuide Stay Home Fest
“Technically impressive, on occasion Bodurov gives the impression that he possesses more than the standard two hands. Yet he is no slave to flashy display. The symmetry of jazz, folk and classical language of this compelling live document is totally natural”.
Ian Patterson, All about jazz