Introducing the next addition to our Musical Instruments in Bulgaria series – the accordion. In Bulgaria, folk music has a rich tradition that includes a variety of traditional and modern instruments, and the accordion is a prominent feature in this musical landscape. This instrument has been a key part of Bulgarian folk music, bringing a unique sound and rhythm to the traditional melodies. With its lively and expressive nature, the accordion adds a dynamic and captivating element to the music, making it a must-have for any collection of Bulgarian folk music.
So, get ready to experience the vibrant and soul-stirring tunes of Bulgarian folk music with the accordion as your guide and immerse yourself with the timeless and melodic tunes of the accordion.
Musical Instruments in Bulgaria · Accordion
[1] Krivo Sadovsko Horo 2:40
Yordan Yotov and Petko Radev (clarinet)
[2] Strandja Tunes 4:17
Petko Dachev
[3] Sashova Rachenitsa 2:31
Alexander Raichev
[4] Dulgo Horo 3:29
Ivan Shibilev
[5] Makedonski Vihur 3:11
Angel Vangelov
[6] Bouchimish 3:03
Yanko Zhelyazkov
[7] Na Trapeza and Sitno Graovsko Horo 3:38
Traicho Sinapov
[8] Paidoushko Horo 3:00
Todor Prashtakov
[9] Daichovo Horo 3:29
Ibro Lolov
[10] Haramiisko Horo 3:30
Kosta Kolev
[11] Zheravnenska Rachenistsa 3:41
Ivan Kirev
[12] Graovsko (Kakovo) Horo 3:13
Boris Karlov
[13] Paidoushko Horo 2:42
Dimitar Milarov and Delcho Mitev (clarinet)
[14] Gankino Horo 3:13
Emil Kolev
[15] Thracian Motives 3:11
Ivan Bogdanov
[16] Haskovo Tunes 5:46
Ivan Milev
[17] Viatur (Wind) 3:36
Neshko Neshev
Total: 58:18Yordan Yotov, Petko Radev, Petko Dachev, Alexander Raichev, Ivan Shibilev, Angel Vangelov, Yanko Zhelyazkov, Traicho Sinapov, Todor Prashtakov, Ibro Lolov, Kosta Kolev, Ivan Kirev, Boris Karlov, Dimitar Milarov, Delcho Mitev, Emil Kolev, Ivan Bogdanov, Ivan Milev, Neshko Neshev, Matyo Dobrev, Vasil Denev, Salif Ali (Sasho), Hristofor Radanov, Hristo Todorov, Angel Shopov, “Mladost” Orchestra Conductors: Petko Radev, Hristofor Radanov, Angel Shopov, Ivan Shibilev, Kosta Kolev, Hristo Todorov, Emil Kolev, Ivan Milev
