SFMS Events

Earlier in our 2007-2008 World Music & Dance Series:

Accordion Workshop
with Vlado Mollov

Sunday, May 11, 2008
12:00 noon (before SFMS Jam at 1:00)
at Fort Hunter

SFMS is pleased to welcome Vladimir Mollov for a second visit this season, to lead a Bulgarian accordion workshop.

More about Vlado »

Fort Hunter Centennial Barn

5300 N Front St, Harrisburg Directions

Workshop: 12 noon

The workshop runs until 1pm. Stay after the workshop for the SFMS Jam, 1-4pm.

  • $16 General Admission

  • $12 SFMS Members

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  • $10 Students

    — ages 3 to 22
  • Admission is at the door. No advance registration required.
  • For more information, call Bart at 717-234-3844
    or email bart.carpenter (at) sfmsfolk.org

To Learn More...

For more info, contact Bart at 717-234-3844 or dances (at) sfmsfolk.org

About Vlado Mollov

Born in 1983 to a family of wedding musicians, Vladimir was inspired by the sounds of the accordion from early childhood. Even at age 18 months he "played" his little accordion alongside his father at a wedding.

At age seven he began accordion lessons with the nationally recognized pedagogue Nadejda Nicheva in Kazanluk, Bulgaria. Later he studied with other nationally- and internationally-acclaimed accordion artists. As a young teen he was taking home top prizes from world-class accordion competitions, and earning praise for his virtuosic performances.

At 13 he participated in an accordion competition in Vladivostok, Russia, and placed fourth. At 15 he placed first in the International Competition for Accordion and Guitar in Asenovgrad, Bulgaria; received fourth place in the World Accordion Competition in Castelfidardo, Italy; and placed second in the national accordion competition in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, where he received a special award for virtuosic performance of folk music. During his senior year in high school he received a first award in the national competition for variety music and jazz on accordion in Novi Pazar, Bulgaria.

From 2002 to 2004 he was a member of the Duquesne University Tamburitzans and he performed over 350 shows with the ensemble. He also arranged music for several of the dances and as instrumental numbers on the shows, fulfilled the position of a combo leader and performed a solo piece in every show.

Vladimir is currently working on composing, arranging and recording a solo accordion album featuring folklore, jazz and some new experimental fusion styles. Visit Vlado's MySpace page to learn more and hear music samples.

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The Susquehanna Folk Music Society (SFMS) is supported by our members and many generous organizations, including the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and the Cultural Enrichment Fund.