The celebrated Bulgarian soloist Stoyka Milanova died yesterday at the age of 79.
After studies with her father, then with David Oistrakh, she nudged Gidon Kremer into third place at the 1967 Queen Elisabeth Competition and went on to enjoy an international career. Radum Lupu was a regular recital partner. Later on, she play violin duets with her daughter, Yova.
She was professor for five years at the national conservatory of Venezuela, and for much longer in her native Bulgaria.
The post Famed violinist, 79 appeared first on Slippedisc.
.png?w=670&resize=670,446&ssl=1 "Transported by Culture: a new music programme brings young musicians from London conservatoires to the London Transport Museum")
