Filip Kutev's National School for Folk Arts

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Filip Kutev's National School for Folk Arts is a Bulgarian school for folklore located in Kotel, Bulgaria.[1]

History

Filip Kutev's National School for Folk Arts is founded on 2 October 1967. From 1967 to 2004 the school were called Major Musical School "Filip Kutev". It were founded chor and vocal groups in the school. The first classes were focused On Traditional Bulgarian Folklore and folklore from the Bulgarian folklore regions. First director of the school is Vladimir Vladimirov.[2]

Graduates

  • Teodosii Spasov - Bulgarian musician
  • Dancho Radunov - Bulgarian musician
  • Dimitar Lavchev - Bulgarian musician
  • Binka Dobreva - Bulgarian singer
  • Tanya Miteva Nedeva - Singer with Ensemble Filip Kutev


References

  1. ^ National School for Folk Arts
  2. ^ Bulgarian folklore

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