“After Mendelssohn's Italian Symphony, I can say that the Sofia Philharmonic really enchanted Berlin,” director of the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in the German capital Borislav Petranov told BTA following the first concert of the Sofia Philharmonic in the Grand Hall of the Berlin Philharmonic on December 12.
"The hall in Berlin is magical. The Bulgarian symphonists were a great success. Ludmil Angelov was called on stage four times, then he performed a work by Chopin. It was filled with much, much, much, much love. It sounded somehow unearthly, which made the hall even more enthusiastic," Petranov said.
"The musicians were brought on stage with applause five times, with many shouts of "Bravo!" and applause that sounded for a long time. I am glad that I was somehow the reason for this first historic concert in the Grand Hall of the Berlin Philharmonic, and I wish from the bottom of my heart that they have many more such concerts in this famous venue," he said.
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