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Michail Boiadjiev | |
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| Михаил Бояджиев | |
 Bulgarian violinist | |
| Born | 7 October 1934 Stanke Dimitrov, Kingdom of Bulgaria |
| Died | 22 July 2016 Dupnitza, Bulgaria |
| Occupation | Violinist |
Michail Boiadjiev was a Bulgarian violinist who was known for his contributions to Swedish orcehstra.
Early life
[edit]Boiadijev was born on 07 October 1934, in Stanke Dimitrov (today known as Dupnitza), Bulgaria.[citation needed]
From 1948 to 1953, he studied at the ‘National Conservatory of Music’. in Sofia, Bulgaria. He won a special prize in the competition for young violinists in Bulgaria in 1949, receiving an exclusive state scholarship until 1958.[citation needed]
Career
[edit]From 1953 to 1958, Boiadijev was in the master class at the ‘National Academy of Music’ in Sofia.[citation needed]
From 1958 to 1964, he worked as a teacher at the Conservatory and in 1964 became an associate professor at the 'Conservatory of Music' and the 'National Academy of Music' in Sofia.[citation needed]
Between 1955 and 1967, he performed 60–80 concerts per season. In 1956, he won a prize from the Union of Bulgarian Composers[1] (Съюз на Българските Композитори) for his outstanding performance of a musical work by famous composers during the 3rd Bulgarian competition[citation needed] for young singers and instrumentalists. As the prime violinist of the Sofia String Quartet, he later became concertmaster of the Sofia Academic Symphony Orchestra.
From 1st August 1967 to 31st December 1969, he was employed as a violinist in the Norrköping Symfoniorkester in Sweden. On 30th December 1969, he signed[2] with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and Grand Theatre in Sweden as prime concertmaster of the orchestra, lecturer at the summer academy in Vadstena, and founder of the music association ‘Musica Viva’.[citation needed]
In the 1970s, Boiadjiev, who had obtained Swedish nationality, was frequently featured in the Swedish press.[3][4][5].
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From 1st May 1971 to May 1974, Boiadjievbecame the 1st violin concertmaster in the orchestra of Wuppertal at the State University of Music Rheinland – Köln University of Music in Cologne, West Germany, also serving as a teacher at the Music School of Schwelm, North Rhine-Westphalia.
In the field of music education, Mr. Boiadjiev was recognized by the Orchestra's General Music Director, Prof. Hanns-Martin Schmeidt, as an extraordinary talent.[citation needed]
In 1974, he became concertmaster of the Sörmland Orchestra in Sweden, with a repertoire of 47 violin concerts and sonatas from all epochs and styles.[citation needed]
On the 15th of May, 1979, he received a contract as a part-time violin teacher at the School of Music in the City of Heidelberg.[citation needed]
From 1974 to 1976, he was employed by the Cape Town Symphony Orchestra.[citation needed]
From 1976 to 1978, he lived in Sweden and served as the concertmaster of the Sörmland Chamber Orchestra[6][7][8], performing both as a soloist and in a pedagogical role. In 1976, the Swedish newspaper Södermanlands Nyheter[9][10] (SN) recognized Prof. Michail Boiadjiev for his significant contribution[citation needed] to the music scene in Nyköping. The article highlighted his role as an internationally renowned violinist, noting his involvement with the music school and the Philharmonic Orchestra, where his expertise and performances provided a vital boost to the cultural life of the region.
From 1979, he resided in Heidelberg, serving as the First violin Concertmaster of the Philharmonic Orchestra Heidelberg.[citation needed]
References
[edit]- ^ "Union of Bulgarian Composers / Съюз на българските композитори". Union of Bulgarian Composers / Съюз на българските композитори.
- ^ "MICHAEL BOIADJIEV (koncertmastare Stora Theatern)". Goteborgsposten: 3. 18 April 1970.
- ^ "LINDROOS, tenor; ENZO FLORIMO, bas; MICHAIL BOIADJIEV, violin". GÖTEBORGSPOSTEN: 8. 31 January 1971.
- ^ "Storans konsermästare Michael Boiadjiev och Carl Tinius spelade Stenhammars sonat". Arbetet Västsvenska: 2. 8 February 1971.
- ^ "Utmärkt violinsolo av förste konsertmästaren Michail Boiadjiev". GÖTEBORGSPOSTEN: 2. 1 February 1971.
- ^ "Den internationellt ber ömde violinisten Micha Boiadjiev". ESKILSTUNAKURIREN: 3. 15 February 1977.
- ^ "Violinsolist var välkände Michail Boiadjiev som också framförde några musikstycken tillsammans". ESKILSTUNAKURIREN: 6. 28 March 1977.
- ^ "Mischa Boiadjiev medverkade med violinmusik och Gösta". ESKILSTUNAKURIREN: 10. 26 May 1977.
- ^ "Svenska tidningar". Svenska tidningar. Södermanlands Nyheter.
- ^ Klang, Per (22 September 1976). "Internationellt kand violinist i Musikolan och Filharmonikerna - Michael Boiadjiev". SN, Södermanlands Nyheter.