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Vassil Mirchev
8.ХІ.1875 - 13.Х.1962
Kazanlak - Bulgaria
Vassil Mirchev (1875 – 1962) was born in Kazanlak. He graduated from the Dresden Conservatory (1898 – 1903), thereafter was a teacher of music in Sofia. He wrote with D. Christov and D. Radev textbooks of music. He organized and conducted orchestras and choirs and delivered lectures. He was founder of the City orchestra, which became part of the “Native Song” Music Society in 1909.
