Parashkev Hadjiev

Parashkev Hadjiev
Parashkev Hadjiev
Born	27 April 1912; Sofia, Bulgaria
Died	28 April 1992 (aged 80); Sofia, Bulgaria

Parashkev Hadjiev (Bulgarian: Парашкев Хаджиев; born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 27 April 1912 – 1992) was a Bulgarian composer. He was the son of conductor Todor Hadjiev, an early champion of Bulgarian opera. Some view Parashkev Hadjiev as perhaps the most important post-war composer in Bulgaria.^[1]

Works

Operas

Once Upon a Time (1957)
A Madcap (1959) – Libretto Ivan Genov
Albena (1962) – libretto Peter Filchev (after the drama of Yordan Yovkov)
Aika (1963) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSv5VWjdc4U
July Night (1964) – after the drama of Ivan Genov Early ballad
Millionaire (1965) – a comedy Yordan Yovkov
Masters (1966) – a drama of R. Stoyanov
Golden Apple – (1972)
Leto 893 (1973) – Libretto Pancho Panchev
Maria Desislava (1978) – Libretto Kamen Zidarov
Ioannis Rex (1981) – Libretto Радко Радков / Radko Radkov
Paradoxes three one-act operas: Divorce, Thief and Gifts (1982)
I, Claudius (1984)
Star without name (1985) – Libretto Ognyan Stamboliev
Malingerer (1987)
Babinata bread (1989)
Inspector (1990)
John Kukuzel Love (1992)

Operetta

Divided (1952)
Icahn (1955 d)
Madame Sans Gene (1958 d)

Film music

Marriage, directed by Borozanov B. (1942)
Fire trail, directed by B. Borozanov, At. Georgiev (1946)
Kalin eagle, directed by Borozanov B. (1950)
Traces remain, directed by Peter Vasilev (1956)
Little, directed by N. Korabov (1958)

Recordings

Songs of Parashkev Hadjiev (Песните на Парашкев Хаджиев) Ludmila Hadjieva. CD 0717-2 2006.^[2]
On Slavic Arias by Krassimira Stoyanova – aria from Maria Desislava, opera: Scene 4. Velíki bózhe, chuy móyata molbá!^[3]

Honours

Hadzhiev Glacier in Antarctica is named after Parashkev Hadzhiev.^{[citation needed]}

References

^ Amanda Holden The new Penguin opera guide 2001 "PARASHKEV HADJIEV b 27 April 1912, Sofia, Bulgaria The son of Todor Hadjiev - conductor and early champion of Bulgarian opera - Parashkev Hadjiev is perhaps the most important post-war composer in Bulgaria."
^ .1. БРЕ СТОЯНЕ, 2. ДВЕ ОЧИ, 3. ПРИСПИВНА ПЕСЕН, 4. ПОСВЕЩЕНИЕ, 5. ЛЮБОВ, 6. ГРОЗДАНО МОМЕ, 7. ЖЕЛАНИЕ, 8. МЪГЛА, 9. ИЗПИТАНИЕ, 10. ФЛЕЙТА, 11. ПАМЕТНИК, 12. ДОБРЕ ДОШЛА ЛЮБОВ, 13. ТИ СИ, 14. ВЪРНИ СЕ, 15. МОЙ СКИТНИКО, 16. ЕДНА РОЗА, 17. ОТНОВО НОЩ, 18. ПЕСЕН ЗА ТРИТЕ ЛЕШНИКА, 19. СЪЛЗИ , 20. СИНЕОКАТА, 21. ДАРОВЕ, 22. ПИРИНСКА ПЕСЕН, 23. ГЕРГЬОВДЕН,
^ Красимира Стоянова - Парашкев Хаджиев: Мария - Десислава - Молитвата на Мария - Десислава

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[1] Amanda Holden The new Penguin opera guide 2001 "PARASHKEV HADJIEV b 27 April 1912, Sofia, Bulgaria The son of Todor Hadjiev - conductor and early champion of Bulgarian opera - Parashkev Hadjiev is perhaps the most important post-war composer in Bulgaria."

[2] .1. БРЕ СТОЯНЕ, 2. ДВЕ ОЧИ, 3. ПРИСПИВНА ПЕСЕН, 4. ПОСВЕЩЕНИЕ, 5. ЛЮБОВ, 6. ГРОЗДАНО МОМЕ, 7. ЖЕЛАНИЕ, 8. МЪГЛА, 9. ИЗПИТАНИЕ, 10. ФЛЕЙТА, 11. ПАМЕТНИК, 12. ДОБРЕ ДОШЛА ЛЮБОВ, 13. ТИ СИ, 14. ВЪРНИ СЕ, 15. МОЙ СКИТНИКО, 16. ЕДНА РОЗА, 17. ОТНОВО НОЩ, 18. ПЕСЕН ЗА ТРИТЕ ЛЕШНИКА, 19. СЪЛЗИ , 20. СИНЕОКАТА, 21. ДАРОВЕ, 22. ПИРИНСКА ПЕСЕН, 23. ГЕРГЬОВДЕН,

[3] Красимира Стоянова - Парашкев Хаджиев: Мария - Десислава - Молитвата на Мария - Десислава

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