Calendar of Music Events
World Music Days & Estonian Music Days
The Forest of Sounds
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra
Petri Kumela (guitar, Finland)
Conductor Olari Elts
Programme:
Ülo Krigul (b. 1978, Estonia)
New work (2019, premiere)
Eino Tamberg (1930–2010, Estonia)
“Avafanfaarid” / “Opening Fanfares” Op. 112 for symphony orchestra (1975/2001)
Lotta Wennäkoski (b. 1970, Finland)
“Susurrus” for guitar and orchestra (2016)
Mayke Nas (b. 1972, the Netherlands)
“Down the Rabbit-Hole” for symphony orchestra (2012)
Alex Nante (b. 1992, Argentina)
“La Pérégrination vers l’ouest” / “Journey to the West” for orchestra (2016)
Ho Chi So (b. 1994, Hong Kong)
“Radio Conversation” for orchestra and electronics (2018, Estonian premiere)
The LHV new music award Au-tasu appreciates new Estonian music and composers and brings spotlight on the contemporary works that attract a wider following and deserve to be introduced to international audiences. The Estonian Composers’ Union and the LHV Bank who is sponsoring the award believe it is necessary to highlight the valuable and high-quality creative work that is done among the Estonian classical music composers. The award, given out for the fourth time this year, will recognise one composer for a new work of a significant quality.
Ticket 23/16€: Piletilevi
More info: WMD2019
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra
Petri Kumela (guitar, Finland)
Conductor Olari Elts
Programme:
Ülo Krigul (b. 1978, Estonia)
New work (2019, premiere)
Eino Tamberg (1930–2010, Estonia)
“Avafanfaarid” / “Opening Fanfares” Op. 112 for symphony orchestra (1975/2001)
Lotta Wennäkoski (b. 1970, Finland)
“Susurrus” for guitar and orchestra (2016)
Mayke Nas (b. 1972, the Netherlands)
“Down the Rabbit-Hole” for symphony orchestra (2012)
Alex Nante (b. 1992, Argentina)
“La Pérégrination vers l’ouest” / “Journey to the West” for orchestra (2016)
Ho Chi So (b. 1994, Hong Kong)
“Radio Conversation” for orchestra and electronics (2018, Estonian premiere)
The LHV new music award Au-tasu appreciates new Estonian music and composers and brings spotlight on the contemporary works that attract a wider following and deserve to be introduced to international audiences. The Estonian Composers’ Union and the LHV Bank who is sponsoring the award believe it is necessary to highlight the valuable and high-quality creative work that is done among the Estonian classical music composers. The award, given out for the fourth time this year, will recognise one composer for a new work of a significant quality.
Ticket 23/16€: Piletilevi
More info: WMD2019
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