| Svet Stoyanov Percussive Counterpoint CD (2008)
Paul Lansky Composer
 $16.45 
In addition, he can be heard in recitals in New Jersey, North Carolina, Georgia and throughout New York, including at the Barbès Bar and Performance Space in Brooklyn. Stoyanov makes appearances in the 2008-09 season performing the Schwantner Percussion Concerto with the Imperial Symphony (Florida) and Midland Symphony (Michigan). He has also performed this work with timpanist Jonathan Haas and the following orchestras: the Chicago Symphony led by James Conlon at the Ravinia Festival; the American Symphony Orchestra and Leon Botstein at Avery Fisher Hall (Lincoln Center debut); the Seattle Symphony with music director Gerard Schwarz; and the New York Pops with Skitch Henderson at Carnegie Hall. Recent percussion recitals include three concerts at the Orange County Performing Arts Center as part of the Informally Yours Series, appearances in New York, Connecticut, Iowa, the Brooklyn Public Library, as well as collaborative performances with members of the Brooklyn Philharmonic at the Brooklyn Museum and DROM in New York City. Stoyanov was engaged for a week-long educational residency and concerto performance with the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra, where his performance of the Schwantner Concerto was hailed as “spectacular” (The Capital). Praised by The New York Times for his “unmistakable virtuosity” on the marimba and a wide variety of percussion instruments, Bulgarian-born Svet Stoyanov is a winner of the 2003 Concert Artists Guild International Competition. He captivates audiences with his dynamic concerto performances, his riveting recital presentations and the elegance of his chamber music collaborations.Featured on the cover of SYMPHONY Magazine’s annual “Emerging Artists” issue (January 2006), Mr. In fall 2006, Mr. In addition, Mr. Stoyanov releases his debut recording on the CAG label entitled Percussive Counterpoint, featuring music by Steve Reich, Alejandro Viñao, Paul Lansky and others.In 2007-08, Mr. Stoyanov returned to Carnegie Hall for a performance of Phillip Glass’ Concerto Fantasy for Two Timpanists and Orchestra with the New York Youth Symphony (and fellow timpanist James Dietz). In fall 2008, Mr.
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