"Alexander Marulev and Friends" on June 19

News публикувана на: 17.06.2015

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"Alexander Marulev and Friends" on June 19

On 19 June at 19.00 the great Bulgarian bass and long-time soloist of the Stara Zagora Opera ALEXANDER MARULEV will delight his fans with a concert "Alexander Marulev and Friends". The concert will feature Elena Barumova, Yanitsa Nesheva, Desislava Stefanova, Ivan Kabamitov, Nina Dimitrova, Georgi Dinev, Gergana Rusekova, Ivaylo Yovchev and the Stara Zagora State Opera Orchestra. Conductor Zdravko Lazarov.
Alexander Marulev has selected arias and duets from the singer's iconic bass roles from the operas Don Giovanni, Rigoletto, Hernani and Sadko. There will also be arias from the operas "The Pearl Fishers", "Gioconda", "Sicilian Evenings", "Dame of Spades", "The Maid of Orleans", "Pagliacci", etc.
On the eve of May 24, Alexander Marulev received the Badge of Honour of the Municipality of Stara Zagora - for his significant and important contribution to the development of the municipality and services to its citizens, for his achievements in his professional career and for his big heart, with which he has been giving himself on stage for so many years. There are more than 30 central and as many minor roles that the talented bass has recreated on the stage of his native Stara Zagora, on European and world stages.
ALEXANDER MARULEV graduated from the Academy of Music in 1979 and chose to return to his hometown. He debuted on the Stara Zagora stage as the Warlord in Marin Goleminov's opera The Golden Bird. His growth as a singer was greatly influenced by Maestro Dimitar Dimitrov, chief conductor and director of the Opera. A turning point in his artistic biography was his specialization in 1990 at the Academy of Art and Culture in Rome under the great Boris Hristov. In 1998 Alexander Marulev became director of the Stara Zagora Opera and his tenure is still remembered for interesting productions and overseas appearances of the Opera's company
"My favourite aria is Zakaria's in Nabucco and I have sung it the most. I love Attila, Ernani, Banquo...I love the Russian songs, from the Bulgarian ones - by Dobri Hristov...I have tried not to allow mediocrity in anything, not only on stage, but in life as well" - says Alexander Marulev in an interview.

Alexandr Marulevich is an active member of the State Opera Stara Zagora