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 "ROBIN
GIBB IN BULGARIA"
(25 October 2007)
Thanks to Ninneke
ANNOUNCEMENT
(August 2007, Sophia Echo)
Robin Gibb, one of the founders of the legendary band
Bee Gees will stage a concert in Bulgaria.
The event will be held in Hall 1 of the National
Palace of Culture in Sofia on October 25 2007, avtora.com reported.
Three Bulgarians, part of Gibb’s crew, guitar player
Nikolo Kotsev, pianist Nelko Kolarov and vocalist Amalia, were coming to
Bulgaria as well.
Local percussionist Kalin Veliov and musicians from
the Sofia Philharmonic would also take part in the concert.
Tickets are at 30 to 80 leva and are on sale starting
September 20.
ARRIVAL
Bee Gees' Robin Gibb wants Bulgarian
sheep milk cheese
(Sophia
Echo, 23 October 2007)
Gibb will arrive in Bulgaria on the day of his concert, October 25
2007 and will leave a day later.
The performer required the menu for his stay in Bulgaria to
include eggs, Frankfurt sausages, boiled French beans, a lot of
fruits, freshly baked bread, several types of salads and cornflakes,
Standart daily reported.
Before the concert Gibb wants fruits and cheese, including
Bulgarian sheep cheese “because he had heard of it a lot from
Bulgarians abroad.” Gibb would like to try traditional Bulgarian
meatless meals as well, Standart said.
Unlike Gibb, his crew would focus on beer, the newspaper said.
Gibb’s wife Dwina Murphy also is expected for the show in
Sofia.
Bringing Gibb to Bulgaria was not an easy task, Standart said. He
refused two big concerts in Sankt Petersburg and had no intentions
to go to Eastern Europe this time of the year.
The show will be held in the Sofia’s National Palace of
Culture. Ticket price is 30 to 80 leva. Bulgarians Nikolo Kotsev,
Nelko Kolarova and Kalin Veliov will play with Gibb in Sofia.
Robin Gibb and his Wife Light a Candle in
Alexander Nevski Cathedral
(By Albena Atanassova, Standart
News, 26 October 2007)
Robin Gibb, the vocal of the legendary band Bee Jees has finally
arrived in Sofia. Last night the musician arrived in Bulgaria's
capital with his wife Dwina for his concert at the National Palace of
Culture. Instead of staying in their luxurious apartment in a Sofia
five-star hotel, the couple preferred having a walk around the
capital. Robin Gibb and his wife visited the St. Alexander
Nevski Cathedral and lit a candle. Robin chose to make his gig in
Bulgaria mainly because of his good friend and a project collaborator
Nikolo Kotsev. Kotsev is enjoying an international music career and is
regarded one the best rock musicians and directors from Bulgaria. Two
more talented Bulgarians with an international reputation take part in
Gibb's concerts: piano player Nelko Kolarov and singer Anelia
Georgieva.
CONCERT
Over 4,000 Fans Sing Disco Hits along
with Robin Gibb
(By Albena Atanassova, Standart
News, 27 October 2007)
The legendary Bee Gees vocal brought the audience to tears. A great
moment of excitement and a bit of nostalgia to all Bee Gees fans
Robin Gibb the phenomenon Bee Gees vocal brought to tears more than
4,000 music-lovers, who had gathered last night in the National Palace
of Culture (NPC) in Sofia.
The distinguished vocal from the golden
years of the disco era trilled the audiences and brought the level of
emotions in Hall 1 to its full. " Hello Sofia!" shouted the
star to the fans and within an instant everyone was ready to sing up.
T
here were more than two hours of great hits, but few moments of
nostalgia, too. The concert turned out to be a classical show and a
great pleasure from the years gone by.
Three extremely talented
Bulgarian musicians made stunning performances. They've been working
with Robin for years. Nikolo Kotsev, director of the project and a
great guitar player. He was the man responsible for the perfect
organization behind Sofia Philharmonic orchestra. Nelko Kolarov, one
of the best piano players in the showbiz, who played the piano with a
remarkable speed. And last, but not least, the stunning back vocal
Amalia.
The party continued in Hall 6 of NPC, where the concert
producer Mr. Ovanes Melik Pashaev welcomed the guests with his lovely daughter Liana. More surprises were about to come from the fine music
and exotic dances of a troupe called Russian Roma. Guests at the party
invited the much-admired back-vocals of Robin Gibb to sing once more.
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