BULGARIAN MUSICOLOGY SPECIAL ISSUE/2026

DOBRI HRISTOV AND HIS TIME
 
SUMMARIES AND REFERENCES
 
*** Programme of the Scientific Conference “Dobri Hristov and His Time”, pp. 5 – 6.
Svetlana Kujumdzieva. Bulgarian Church Music – The Mission of Dobri Hristov, pp. 7 – 23.
Yulian Kujumdzhiev. Dobri Hristov and Eastern Church Singing, pp. 24 – 33.
Angelina Petrova. Dobri Hristov and the Music-Theoretical Horizons of the Early 20th Century – Sketches towards Sources in German-Language Musicology, pp. 34 – 46.
Veselka Toncheva. Through the Eyes of Dobri Hristov: Ludvík Kuba’s Collection “Písně makedonské” (1928) from the Series “Slovanstvo ve svých zpěvech”, pp. 47 – 61.
Petyo Krastev. “A Number of Meters that Serve as the Basis of our Diverse Dances” (Folklore Hora in Dobri Hristov’s Research on Metrorhythm), pp. 62 – 80.
Ventsislav Dimov. Dobri Hristov in Sound Memory (Dobri Hristov’s Music on Commercially Issued Shellac Gramophone Records from the First Half of the 20th Century), pp. 81 – 103.
Rossitsa Draganova. Dobri Hristov and the Musical Pedagogical Practice in the Bulgarian School at the Beginning of the 20th Century, pp. 104 – 112.
Miglena Tzenova. Dobri Hristov’s Contribution to Operatic Life in Bulgaria, pp. 113 – 124.
Polina Antonova. Sofia Concert Life in the First Two Decades of the 20th Century: Performing Pianists and Pedagogues, pp. 125 – 135.
Stefka Venkova. Apostol Nikolaev-Stroumsky – First Choir Conductor at the Church of St. Alexander Nevsky, pp. 136 – 147.
Stoyan Malinov. Angel Popkonstantinov as a Conductor and Composer, pp. 148 – 164.
Diana Danova-Damyanova.  Dobri Hristov in Our Time. The Composer’s Work in the Repertoire Treasury of the Sofia Music Weeks International Festival, pp. 165 – 176.