Calendar of music events

Neujahrskonzert

Niederrheinische Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

The New Year’s concert by Rémy Martin and Eesti Kontsert

Tara Erraught (mezzo-soprano, Ireland), Heldur Harry Põlda (tenor, Estonian National Opera), Riivo Kallasmaa (oboe), Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Anu Tali. Presenter Johan Randvere. Programmed among others are Pärt and Kõrvits

The London Philharmonic Orchestra perform at the Shenzhen Concert Hall

Julia Hagen (cello), London Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi

Neujahrskonzert

Niederrheinische Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

The London Philharmonic Orchestra perform at the Shanghai Grand Theatre

Julia Hagen (cello), London Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi

The London Philharmonic Orchestra perform at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing

Julia Hagen (cello), London Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi

Neujahrskonzert "Karneval"

Lenneke Ruiten (soprano), Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost

The London Philharmonic Orchestra perform at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing

Julia Hagen (cello), London Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi

Elts, Faust and Shostakovich

Isabelle Faust (violin), ERSO, conductor Olari Elts

Arvo Pärt 90 Opening Concert: Vox Clamantis

Ensemble Vox Clamantis, conductor Jaan-Eik Tulve

Arvo Pärt 90 Opening Concert: Vox Clamantis

Ensemble Vox Clamantis, conductor Jaan-Eik Tulve

Michael Foyle with Maksim Štšura

Michael Foyle (violin), Maksim Štšura (piano)

Michael Foyle with Maksim Štšura

Michael Foyle (violin), Maksim Štšura (piano)

I Saw Eternity

Virgo Veldi (saxophone improvisations), Estonian National Male Choir, conductor Ellie Slorach (UK). Programmed among others is Kõrvits and Vettik

Par une nuit profonde. Hallik, Bartók, Brahms

Orchestre National Montpellier Occitanie, conductor Kristiina Poska

Enchanted by the Orient

Raho Langsepp (bamboo flute), Hortus Musicus. Artistic Director Andres Mustonen

Kwintessens

Chamber choir Kwintessens (Netherlands), conductor Raoul Boesten. Programmed among others are Arvo Pärt and Pärt Uusberg

Virtuose Pretiosen

Sabine Meyer (clarinet), Dag Jensen (bassoon), Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost

Virtuose Pretiosen

Sabine Meyer (clarinet), Dag Jensen (bassoon), Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost

Paavo Järvi & Víkingur Ólafsson

Víkingur Ólafsson (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

TWO-HEADED PIANO

Lucas and Arthur Jussen (piano), Lahti Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska

Gastspiel in Kaiserslautern

Sabine Meyer (clarinet), Dag Jensen (bassoon), Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost

Paavo Järvi & Víkingur Ólafsson

Víkingur Ólafsson (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Paavo Järvi & Víkingur Ólafsson

Víkingur Ólafsson (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Gastspiel in Ludwigsburg

Sabine Meyer (clarinet), Dag Jensen (bassoon), Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost

Light from the End of the World

Ballet by Jevgeni Grib and Alisson Kruusmaa.

Gastspiel in Wiesbaden

Sabine Meyer (clarinet), Dag Jensen (bassoon), Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost

Rise My Soul

Kirill Mikhanovsky (cello, Israel), Andres Mustonen (violin, conductor), Estonian National Male Choir, conductor Mikk Üleoja

4. Sinfoniekonzert 24/25

Lucy Zhao (pipa), Niederrheinische Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

Tango nuevo

SONICO: Lysandre Donoso (bandoneon, France/Chile), Carmela Delgado (bandoneon, France/Spain), Stephen Meyer (violin, USA/Belgium), Daniel Hurtado Jiménez (violin, Spain), Bartosz Korus (viola, Poland), Guillaume Lagravière (cello, France/Belgium), Alejandro Schwarz (guitar, Argentina/France), Ariel Eberstein (double bass, Argentina/Belgium), Ivo De Greef (piano, Belgium)

4. Sinfoniekonzert 24/25

Lucy Zhao (pipa), Niederrheinische Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

tonhalleCRUSH

Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi. Moderator Tanya König

Tango nuevo

SONICO: Lysandre Donoso (bandoneon, France/Chile), Carmela Delgado (bandoneon, France/Spain), Stephen Meyer (violin, USA/Belgium), Daniel Hurtado Jiménez (violin, Spain), Bartosz Korus (viola, Poland), Guillaume Lagravière (cello, France/Belgium), Alejandro Schwarz (guitar, Argentina/France), Ariel Eberstein (double bass, Argentina/Belgium), Ivo De Greef (piano, Belgium)

4. Hört’s mit Goertz

Lucy Zhao (pipa), Niederrheinische Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson. Moderator Dr. Wolfram Goertz

Tähe-Lee Liiv

Program: Pärt, Sibelius, Grieg, Rautavaara

Magnificent Mozart

Gabe Azzie (bassoon), Symphony Nova Scotia, conductor Anu Tali

Si­be­lius-Aka­te­mian sin­fo­niaor­kes­te­ri & Ola­ri Elts: Kai­ku­ja Ita­lias­ta

Sibelius Academy Symphony Orchestra, conductor Olari Elts

Tango nuevo

SONICO: Lysandre Donoso (bandoneon, France/Chile), Carmela Delgado (bandoneon, France/Spain), Stephen Meyer (violin, USA/Belgium), Daniel Hurtado Jiménez (violin, Spain), Bartosz Korus (viola, Poland), Guillaume Lagravière (cello, France/Belgium), Alejandro Schwarz (guitar, Argentina/France), Ariel Eberstein (double bass, Argentina/Belgium), Ivo De Greef (piano, Belgium)

Light from the End of the World

Ballet by Jevgeni Grib and Alisson Kruusmaa.

Paavo Järvi & Anna Vinnitskaya

Anna Vinnitskaya (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

4. Sinfoniekonzert 24/25

Lucy Zhao (pipa), Niederrheinische Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

Sibelius Acad­emy Sym­phony Or­ches­tra & Olari Elts: Echoes of Italy

Soloists: Iida Nummela, Wille Enckell, Joona Juntunen. Sibelius Acad­emy Sym­phony Or­ches­tra, conductor Olari Elts

Freundeskreis concert

Anna Vinnitskaya (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

KLANGRAUM Flügel: KLANG DER DONAU

Hans Christian Aavik (violin), Veronika Rädler (violin), Oscar Holch (viola), Frederick Winterson (cello), Ljubica Stojanovic (piano)

Paavo Järvi & Anna Vinnitskaya

Anna Vinnitskaya (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Residentuu:r: 2 - "Dealing with Trauma in Art"

In 2025, the theme of Residentuu:r will be "Folklore and the Human Psyche", with the central axis being the creation process of Liisa Hõbepappel’s new chamber opera, based on the interpretation of symbols derived from a fairy tale.

Mittwochskonzerte Hans Christian Aavik – SIMPLICITY, REIMAGINED

Hans Christian Aavik (violin), Haesue Lee (viola), Bryan Cheng (cello), Karolina Aavik (piano). Programmed among others is Arvo Pärt

Open Rehersal: Järvi Conducts Mahler 7

Kirill Gerstein (piano), San Francisco Symphony, conductor Paavo Järvi

Symphonic Lunch VI: Henri Christofer Aavik and Beethoven

Sérgio Pires (clarinet), ERSO, conductor Henri Christofer Aavik

Bomsori y la Tercera de Brahms

Bilbao Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska. Program: Hallik, Korngold, Brahms

Järvi Conducts Mahler 7

Kirill Gerstein (piano), San Francisco Symphony, conductor Paavo Järvi

Italienisch. 6. Tonhallekonzert

Simon Hartmann (double bass), Sinfonieorchester St. Gallen, conductor Anu Tali

BALTIKA: Le chant des Runes

Program: Arvo Pärt, Cyrillus Kreek and Veljo Tormis

Aavik Duo. Lions Benefizkonzert 2025

Aavik Duo: Hans Christian Aavik (violin), Karolina Aavik (piano)

Tampere Philharmonic Orchestra: Mahler 4

Programme: Erkki-Sven Tüür - Violin Concerto No. 3, ”Kõnelused Tundmatuga”, Jean Sibelius - The Bard, Op. 64, Gustav Mahler - Symphony No. 4

Henri Christofer Aavik and Beethoven

Sérgio Pires (clarinet), ERSO, conductor Henri Christofer Aavik

Bomsori y la Tercera de Brahms

Bilbao Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska. Program: Hallik, Korngold, Brahms

Järvi Conducts Mahler 7

Kirill Gerstein (piano), San Francisco Symphony, conductor Paavo Järvi

Italienisch. 6. Tonhallekonzert

Simon Hartmann (double bass), Sinfonieorchester St. Gallen, conductor Anu Tali

Musica nova Helsinki. defunensemble: Surroundings

Program includes Arash Yazdani's "Instruction Manual of How To Learn Stop Worrying and Love The Bomb in 5 Minutes"

Estonian National Male Choir in Japan

Program: Tormis, Pärt, Lorrizen, Kenda, Nishimura

Sérgio Pires

Guido Gualandi (oboe), Heli Ernits (oboe), Sérgio Pires (clarinet), José Carlos Domínguez Almela (clarinet), Taavi Orro (basset horn), Meelis Vind (basset horn), Jakob Peäske (bassoon), Kristjan Kungla (bassoon), Mattias Vihmann (horn), Artur Reinpõld (horn), Kalle Koppel (horn), Nikita Matsuk (horn), Mati Lukk (double bass)

Järvi Conducts Mahler 7

Kirill Gerstein (piano), San Francisco Symphony, conductor Paavo Järvi

Musika nova Helsinki. The Vicentino Singers: Flame and Shadow – New Vocal Works from Finland and Estonia

Program: Tulve, Grigorjeva, Dumitrescu, Tze Yeung Ho, Nuorvala

Musica nova Helsinki. Zagros Ensemble: Uprooting

Program: Hallik, Muntendorf, Lehto, Wozny, Glinsner

Estonian National Male Choir in Japan

Program: Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich

Estonian National Male Choir in Japan

Program: Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich

XVIII Tallinn Winter Festival. FESTIVAL OPENING CONCERT – YOUNG TALENTS

Annabel Soode (soprano), Rose Thomas (piano, FR), Rasmus Rosenberg (piano). Program: Bach, Chopin, Saariaho, Rachmaninoff, Cuéllar etc.

XVIII Tallinn Winter Festival. ESTONIA’S OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS AND THEIR STUDENTS JAAN RÄÄTS AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES

Johan Randvere (piano)

XVIII Tallinn Winter Festival. MEDITERRANEAN ATMOSPHERE

Rocio Faus (soprano, ES), Liubov Gromoglasova (piano, LV/IT). Program: Debussy, Fauré, Poulenc etc.

Flagey Piano Days. Tähe-Lee Liiv

Program: Pärt, Sibelius, Grieg, Rautavaara

Maria Faust and Sointi Jazz Orchestra

Award-winning saxophonist-composer Maria Faust and the 18-member Sointi Jazz Orchestra have joined forces to present Maria’s latest works and arrangements.

PÄRT 90 : SHOSTAKOVICH 50

Britten Sinfonia. Program: Arvo Pärt, Dmitri Shostakovich, John Tavener

Ravel & Brahms. Schoenberg at 150 Festival

Seong-Jin Cho (piano), Los Angeles Philharmonic, conductor Paavo Järvi

XVIII Tallinn Winter Festival. 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN OPERA

Antonia Cuomo (soprano, IT), Pepe Hannan (tenor, ES), Liubov Gromoglasova (piano, IT). Program: Puccini, Mascagni, Cilea, Giordano

Maria Faust and Sointi Jazz Orchestra

Award-winning saxophonist-composer Maria Faust and the 18-member Sointi Jazz Orchestra have joined forces to present Maria’s latest works and arrangements.

Desert Music

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, ERSO, conductor Olari Elts

PÄRT 90 : SHOSTAKOVICH 50

Britten Sinfonia. Program: Arvo Pärt, Dmitri Shostakovich, John Tavener

Ravel & Brahms. Schoenberg at 150 Festival

Seong-Jin Cho (piano), Los Angeles Philharmonic, conductor Paavo Järvi

Mingo Rajandi

Mingo Rajandi, Erki Pärnoja, Tobias Tammearu, Andres Kaljuste, Martin Petermann. Program: Mingo Rajandi

XVIII Tallinn Winter Festival. ETERNAL HARMONY

Irina Vylegzhanina (cello, LV), Liubov Gromoglasova (piano, LV/IT), Program: Bach, Schubert, Brahms

Maria Faust and Sointi Jazz Orchestra

Award-winning saxophonist-composer Maria Faust and the 18-member Sointi Jazz Orchestra have joined forces to present Maria’s latest works and arrangements.

Wye Vally Chamber Music Festival

Florence Cooke (violin), Marie Bitlloch (cello), Robin Green (piano). Quattuor Artium: Joonatan Jürgenson (piano), Merily Leotoots (violin), Aleksandra Lipke (viola), Anna Ryland-Jones (cello). Programmed among others is Artur Lemba

Desert Music

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, ERSO, conductor Olari Elts

Ravel & Brahms. Schoenberg at 150 Festival

Seong-Jin Cho (piano), Los Angeles Philharmonic, conductor Paavo Järvi

Ravel & Brahms. Schoenberg at 150 Festival

Seong-Jin Cho (piano), Los Angeles Philharmonic, conductor Paavo Järvi

Wye Vally Chamber Music Festival

David Adams (violin), Isobel Neary-Adams (viola), Alice Neary (cello), Daniel Tong (piano) Quattuor Artium: Joonatan Jürgenson (piano), Merily Leotoots (violin), Aleksandra Lipke (viola), Anna Ryland-Jones (cello)

Incontri musicali. Tähe-Lee Liiv, pianoforte. Piano baltico

Program: Haydn, Grieg, Rautavaara

Tähe-Lee Liiv, pianoforte

Program: Haydn, Grieg, Rautavaara

XVIII Tallinn Winter Festival. SPIEGEL IM SPIEGEL

Kristina Fialová (violin, CZ), Ralf Taal (piano). Program: Schubert, Brahms, Pärt etc.

Regiväli

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Tõnu Kaljuste. Program: Pärt Uusberg “Regiväli”

4. Symphonie­konzert – HELDEN 2.0

Tyrolean Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck, conductor Olari Elts

Calling

Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra. Program: Pärt, Tüür, Glass, Tippett, Shaw and others

Regiväli

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Tõnu Kaljuste. Program: Pärt Uusberg “Regiväli”

Maestro Gilbert Varga

Seohyun Kim (violin), ERSO, conductor Gilbert Varga

Beethoven's Sixth Symphony "Pastorale"

Karen Gomyo (violin), Colorado Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska

4. Symphonie­konzert – HELDEN 2.0

Tyrolean Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck, conductor Olari Elts

Golden Age of Spain

Hortus Musicus. Artistic Director Andres Mustonen

Estonian National Opera Chamber Music Concert "Sounds of Estonia"

The concert features music by Mart Saar, Eduard Tubin and Heino Eller. The symbiosis of genres is brought to you by ballet soloist Ketlin Oja, opera soloist Reigo Tamm and pianist Jaan Ots.

ProvinzLärm 2025

Ensemble Reflexion K, Ensemble Kwartludium, Julia Spaeth. Program includes Age Veeroos' "Enesekaotus" for mezzo-soprano and alto flute (2002)

Regiväli

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Tõnu Kaljuste. Program: Pärt Uusberg “Regiväli”

Beethoven's Sixth Symphony "Pastorale"

Karen Gomyo (violin), Colorado Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska

Beethoven's Sixth Symphony "Pastorale"

Karen Gomyo (violin), Colorado Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska

Music of the Future – Contemporary Chamber Music

Program includes music by Arvo Pärt and Erkki-Sven Tüür

Palace Music Concert Series: Maria Valdmaa and Cantores Vagantes

Early Music Concert. Cantores Vagantes & Maria Valdmaa

Concert "On the Wings of Hope" in the Panevėžys Musical Theater

Panevėžys Music Theatre Choir / Giedrius Pavilionis, Panevėžys Music Theatre Orchestra, conductor Erki Pehk

Abon­ne­ment­kon­zert V

María Dueñas (violin), Staatskapelle Berlin, conductor Paavo Järvi

Abon­ne­ment­kon­zert V

María Dueñas (violin), Staatskapelle Berlin, conductor Paavo Järvi

XVIII Tallinn Winter Festival. IN THE WIND OF MUSIC

Michael Vaiman (violin, DE), Peeter Paemurru (cello), Dina Joffe (piano, DE). Program: Schumann, Aarne etc.

XVIII Tallinn Winter Festival. FESTIVAL CLOSING CONCERT

Estonian top pianist Irina Zahharenkova. Program: Beethoven, Rachmaninoff

Järvi conducts Stravinsky’s The Firebird

Nicolas Altstaedt (cello), Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi. Program: Tüür, Stravinsky

Age of Englightenment. Lightness and Darkness

ERSO, conductor Reinhard Goebel

Schubert, Ravel and Stravinsky

Sinfonietta Rīga, conductor Olari Elts

The King’s Singers

The King’s Singers: Patrick Dunachie (contratenor), Edward Button (contratenor), Julian Gregory (tenor), Christopher Bruerton (baritone), Nick Ashby (baritone), Piers Kennedy (bass)

A Tribute to Arvo Pärt

Elysian Singers, conductor Sam Laughton

Curse Upon Iron – Pärt, Tormis, Vasks, & Ešenvalds

Musica Viva NY choir

DISCOVERIES Series III: Tӓhe-Lee Liiv, Piano

Program: Rautavaara, Grieg, Pärt, Sibelius, Mägi

Mari Kalkun and the Estonian National Male Choir

Mari Kalkun (vocals, kannel), Estonian National Male Choir, conductor Mikk Üleoja

Paavo Järvi, Tanja Tetzlaff & Christian Tetzlaff

Christian Tetzlaff (violin), Tanja Tetzlaff (cello), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Symhonic Lunch VII: Venzago and Bruckner

William Youn (piano), ERSO, conductor Mario Venzago

Concert from the series "Thursdays with aMuz" in Gdańsk

Arturo Sanz Gutiérrez (piano), Weronika Cichy (clarinet), Hanna Senkevich (viola), Ewelina Stańczyk (soprano), The Symphony Orchestra of the Stanisław Moniuszko Academy of Music in Gdańsk, conductor Erki Pehk

Mari Kalkun and the Estonian National Male Choir

Mari Kalkun (vocals, kannel), Estonian National Male Choir, conductor Mikk Üleoja

Paavo Järvi, Tanja Tetzlaff & Christian Tetzlaff

Christian Tetzlaff (violin), Tanja Tetzlaff (cello), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Peer Gynt

Damien Bigourdan, Clémentine Bourgoin, Pierre-Antoine Brunet, Raquel Camarinha, Céline Chéenne, Emilien Diard-Detoeuf, Marc Labonnette, Justine Lebas, Pierre Lebon, Lucie Peyramaure, Olivier Py, Bertrand de Roffignac, Sevag Tachdjian, Hugo Thery, Orchestre de chambre de Paris, conductor Anu Tali

Venzago and Bruckner

William Youn (piano), ERSO, conductor Mario Venzago

Palestrina and Arvo Pärt

The Tallis Scholars

tonhalleLATE – classic meets electronic

Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Mary, the Heavenly Queen

Hortus Musicus

Kristjan Randalu. The Moment of Thy Dawn

Liisa Randalu (viola), Kristjan Randalu (piano), Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Tõnu Kaljuste

Lauri Vasar (baritone), Elias Corrinth (piano)

Lauri Vasar (baritone), Elias Corrinth (piano)

Mari Kalkun and the Estonian National Male Choir

Mari Kalkun (vocals, kannel), Estonian National Male Choir, conductor Mikk Üleoja

William Youn

William Youn (piano), Dalia Dedinskaite (violin), Helena Altmanis (viola), Theodor Sink (cello), Guido Gualandi (oboe), Soo-Young Lee (clarinet), Peeter Sarapuu (bassoon), Ye Pan (horn)

Mari Kalkun and the Estonian National Male Choir

Mari Kalkun (vocals, kannel), Estonian National Male Choir, conductor Mikk Üleoja

Paavo Järvi & Víkingur Ólafsson

Víkingur Ólafsson (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi. Programmed among others is Arvo Pärt

Orchestra lunch concert with Paavo Järvi

Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Pärnu Piano: Age Juurikas

Age Juurikas (piano)

Ensemble U: and Ensemble L’Itinéraire

Ensemble L'Itinéraire (France), Ensemble U: (Estonia). Programmed among others are Märt-Matis Lill and Helena Tulve

Patriotisch

Württembergisches Kammerorchester Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost. Program: Kõrvits, Ravel, Beethoven

Paavo Järvi & Víkingur Ólafsson

Víkingur Ólafsson (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi. Programmed among others is Arvo Pärt

An Evening of Arvo Pärt

Bristol Ensemble

Grant Us Peace

Program: Tüür, Sisask, Rautavaara, Vasks jt

Gastspiel in Hamburg

Víkingur Ólafsson (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi. Programmed among others is Arvo Pärt

Stuttgarter Kammerorchester: Gastspiel in Ludwigsburg

Program: Tüür, Pärt, Pergolesi

Gastspiel in Hamburg

Víkingur Ólafsson (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Gastspiel in Paris

Víkingur Ólafsson (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Estonian National Opera Chamber Music Concerts “Romantic French melodies”

Elena Brazhnyk (soprano), Karis Trass (mezzo-soprano), Raiko Raalik (baritone), Ave Wagner (piano)

Tapiola Sinfonietta: SHAKER LOOPS (Minimalism festival)

Tapiola Sinfonietta, conductor Erle Kont. Program: Pärt, Cage, Byrd, Adams

Sounds that Speak – Arnold Schönberg 150

Kristel Pärtna (soprano), Riina Pikani (piano), Estonian National Opera Orchestra, conductor Kaspar Mänd

Mika Kallio. GONG ODYSSEY

Mika Kallio (gongs, synthesizers), Jussi Fredriksson (synthesizers, gongs, tubular bells), Jaska Lukkarinen (gongs, percussion, synthesizers), Max Zenger (bass clarinet, percussion)

Arvo Pärt Symphonies

Iceland Symphony Orchestra, conductor Eva Ollikainen

Liepāja international Stars Festival. Altera Veritas

Program includes Lauri Jõeleht's "Musica Nocturna"

ERSO in PAAVLI

Program: Cuong, Wolfe, Sumera

Mika Kallio. GONG ODYSSEY

Mika Kallio (gongs, synthesizers), Jussi Fredriksson (synthesizers, gongs, tubular bells), Jaska Lukkarinen (gongs, percussion, synthesizers), Max Zenger (bass clarinet, percussion)

Gastspiel in Köln

Víkingur Ólafsson (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi. Programmed among others is Arvo Pärt

Sounding Europe. From Bach to Pärt

Marcin Masecki (piano, Poland), Marcin Markowicz (violin, Poland)

Gastspiel in Essen

Anna Vinnitskaya (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Daniel Müller-Schott (cello), Alice Burla (piano)

Daniel Müller-Schott (cello), Alice Burla (piano)

Mika Kallio. GONG ODYSSEY

Mika Kallio (gongs, synthesizers), Jussi Fredriksson (synthesizers, gongs, tubular bells), Jaska Lukkarinen (gongs, percussion, synthesizers), Max Zenger (bass clarinet, percussion)

Klarafestival 2025: Arvo Pärt 90!

Lorenzo Gatto (violin), Belgian National Orchestra, conductor Matthew Halls

LICHT & VERBONDENHEID

New European Ensemble, Kamerkoor Lux. Program: Pärt, Kreek, Bortnjanski,Čopi, Vasks

Düsseldorfer Residenz

Sharon Kam (clarinet), Württembergische Kammerorchester Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost. Program: Kõrvits, Mozart, Penderecki

Mika Kallio. GONG ODYSSEY

Mika Kallio (gongs, synthesizers), Jussi Fredriksson (synthesizers, gongs, tubular bells), Jaska Lukkarinen (gongs, percussion, synthesizers), Max Zenger (bass clarinet, percussion)

Along the Milky Way

Concert is dedicated to victims of deportations

Legende Barenboim: Lieblingsstücke

Michael Barenboim (violin), Württembergisches Kammerorchester Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost. Program: Pärt, Hartman, Tchaikovsky

Mittwochskonzert (HAESUE LEE – HARMÓNIA)

Haesue Lee (viola), Guido Sant'Anna (violin), Hans Christian Aavik (violin), Jeamin Han (cello), Jérémie Moreau (piano)

EPCC. Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen. Kristiina Poska. Beethoven 9

Ilse Eerens (soprano), Annely Peebo (mezzo-soprano), Benjamin Hulett (tenor), Andreas Wolf (bass), Ensemble Revue Blanche, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen, conductor Kristiina Poska

Mystischer Ton

Michael Barenboim (violin), Württembergisches Kammerorchester Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost. Program: Pärt, Hartman, Tchaikovsky

EPCC. Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen. Kristiina Poska. Beethoven 9

Ilse Eerens (soprano), Annely Peebo (mezzo-soprano), Benjamin Hulett (tenor), Andreas Wolf (bass), Ensemble Revue Blanche, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen, conductor Kristiina Poska

The Colours of France

Louis Schwizgebel (piano), Ellerhein Girls’ Choir, ERSO, conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier

The Tallis Scholars

Program: Palestrina, Pärt

The Lizard

Ballet by Lepo Sumera, Märt-Matis Lill and Marina Kesler (Premiere)

The Pipes of Vanemuine

Kadri Toomoja (organ), Robert Traksmann (violin), introduction by Urmas Taniloo. Programme: Bach, Mägi

abFRACKt: Symphony of Fate

Dresdner Philharmonie. Program: Kruusmaa, Beethoven

Bach & now! Harpsichord Recital – Elena Khurgina

Program includes Lauri Jõeleht's "Chant Polyphonique"

Medieval Minstrels

Hortus Musicus. Artistic Director Andres Mustonen

Our Shadows. Reflections on Kaplinski

Estonian National Male Choir, Robert Jürjendal (guitar, electronics), Kadri Toomoja (organ), conductor Mikk Üleoja

EPCC. Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen. Kristiina Poska. Beethoven 9

Ilse Eerens (soprano), Annely Peebo (mezzo-soprano), Benjamin Hulett (tenor), Andreas Wolf (bass), Lukas Geniusas (piano), Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen, conductor Kristiina Poska

LICHT & VERBONDENHEID

New European Ensemble, Kamerkoor Lux. Program: Pärt, Kreek, Bortnjanski, Čopi, Vasks

The Lizard

Ballet by Lepo Sumera, Märt-Matis Lill and Marina Kesler

The Night With... Rookh Quartet

Program includes Alisson Kruusmaa's "Songs of a Black Butterfly" and "Three Night Songs"

EPCC. Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen. Kristiina Poska. Beethoven 9

Ilse Eerens (soprano), Annely Peebo (mezzo-soprano), Benjamin Hulett (tenor), Andreas Wolf (bass), Lukas Geniusas (piano), Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen, conductor Kristiina Poska

Musical Circus

Scandinavian and Latvian circus artists and musicians. Dramaturgy by Ance Muižniece (Latvia). Music by Linda Leimane, Krists Auznieks, Platons Buravickis, Santa Ratniece

Mittwochskonzert (SÀO SOULEZ LARIVIÈRE – ALL THAT JAZZ)

Sào Soulez Larivière (viola), Martina Consonni (piano), Hans Christian Aavik (violin), Cosima Soulez Larivière (violin), Oliver Herbert (cello)

Gastspiel in Weingarten

Sabine Meyer (clarinet), Dag Jensen (bassoon), Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost

EPCC. Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen. Kristiina Poska. Beethoven 9

Ilse Eerens (soprano), Annely Peebo (mezzo-soprano), Benjamin Hulett (tenor), Andreas Wolf (bass), Lukas Geniusas (piano), Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen, conductor Kristiina Poska

Symphonic Lunch VIII: Mozart and Beethoven

Maria Włoszczowska (violin), ERSO

EPCC. Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen. Kristiina Poska. Beethoven 9

Ilse Eerens (soprano), Annely Peebo (mezzo-soprano), Benjamin Hulett (tenor), Andreas Wolf (bass), Ensemble Revue Blanche, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen, conductor Kristiina Poska

Musical Circus

Scandinavian and Latvian circus artists and musicians. Dramaturgy by Ance Muižniece (Latvia). Music by Linda Leimane, Krists Auznieks, Platons Buravickis, Santa Ratniece

The Night With... Rookh Quartet

Program includes Alisson Kruusmaa's "Songs of a Black Butterfly" and "Three Night Songs"

Tallinn Music Week. Classical:NEXT

Classical:NEXT is the global networking and exchange hub dedicated exclusively to classical and art music performers and professionals. At Telliskivi Creative Green Hall, expect to experience a meticulously curated line-up of artists that push the boundaries and extend the horizons of art music. From masterful interprets to contemporary experimentalists and genre-crossing auteurs, most importantly they are all heading "NEXT".

Tallinn Baroque Orchestra & Collegium Musicale: J. V. Meder – St. Matthew Passion

Tallinn Baroque Orchestra, Chamber Choir Collegium Musicale with soloists present Johann Valentin Meder’s St. Matthew Passion.

Vox Clamantis. Arvo Pärt, Henrik Odegaard

Art sounds . Nordic ballads

“Nordic Ballads”, the opening concert of the new concert series “Art Sounds”, brings together ancient Nordic music and the visual world of mythical unicorns.

Mozart and Beethoven

Maria Włoszczowska (violin), ERSO

NMD25: NSO - Arvo Pärt, John Buckley, Unsuk Chin

Carol McGonnell (clarinet), Andrew Zolinsky (piano), National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Olari Elts. Programmed among others is Arvo Pärt

Paavo Järvi & Bomsori Kim

Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Program: Pärt, Prokofiev

EPCC. Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen. Kristiina Poska. Beethoven 9

Ilse Eerens (soprano), Annely Peebo (mezzo-soprano), Benjamin Hulett (tenor), Andreas Wolf (bass), Ensemble Revue Blanche, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen, conductor Kristiina Poska

Musical Circus

Scandinavian and Latvian circus artists and musicians. Dramaturgy by Ance Muižniece (Latvia). Music by Linda Leimane, Krists Auznieks, Platons Buravickis, Santa Ratniece

Arvo Pärt 90 år – Berliner Messe

Chamber Choir Euphonia

Perlende Melodien

Stefan Dohr (horn), Würth Philharmoniker, conductor Kristjan Järvi. Program: Pärt, Järvi, Mozart, Tchaikovsky

Tallinn Music Week. Choral Association presents: disPLAYS

Põhjakõla Orchestra and Choir present a diverse selection of music by Estonian, Norwegian, Italian and American composers from the 20th and 21st centuries. The concert will also feature the world premiere of a new work for string orchestra and choir by Fabrizio Nastari.

Tallinn Baroque Orchestra & Collegium Musicale: J. V. Meder – St. Matthew Passion

Tallinn Baroque Orchestra, Chamber Choir Collegium Musicale with soloists present Johann Valentin Meder’s St. Matthew Passion.

The Night With... Rookh Quartet

Program includes Alisson Kruusmaa's "Songs of a Black Butterfly" and "Three Night Songs"

EPCC. Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen. Kristiina Poska. Beethoven 9

Ilse Eerens (soprano), Annely Peebo (mezzo-soprano), Benjamin Hulett (tenor), Andreas Wolf (bass), Lukas Geniusas (piano), Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen, conductor Kristiina Poska

Musical Circus

Scandinavian and Latvian circus artists and musicians. Dramaturgy by Ance Muižniece (Latvia). Music by Linda Leimane, Krists Auznieks, Platons Buravickis, Santa Ratniece

Paavo Järvi & Bomsori Kim

Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Program: Pärt, Prokofiev

Piano Recital IV – Miroslav Beinhauer

Program: Tüür, Bakla, Demoč, Adams

Pillifond. Serenades

Gloria Ilves (violin), Kaija Lukas (violin), Katariina Maria Kits (violin), Birgit Katriin Born (violin), Anna Katariina Tralla (violin), Johanna Vahermägi (viola), Leho Karin (cello), Valle Rasmus Roots (cello), Theodor Sink (cello)

Arvo Pärt at Passiontide

Sansara, Fretwork, conductor Tom Herring

Mozart's Requiem

Maria Listra (soprano), Ema Delac (alto), Anders J. Dahlin (tenor), Trond Gudevold (bass), Stavanger Symphony Orchestra, conductor Tõnu Kaljuste. Program: Schubert, Pärt, Mozart

Hayoung Choi cello; Alim Beisembayev piano

Program includes Erkki-Sven Tüür's "Dedication"

Beethoven, Symphonie n°5 / Kristiina Poska

Quatuor Diotima, Orchestre National de France, conductor Kristiina Poska

Bellincampi and Schumann

Alexander Gavrylyuk (piano), ERSO, conductor Giordano Bellincampi

From Monteverdi to Vivaldi

Ellerhein Girls' Choir, conductor Ingrid Kõrvits. Hortus Musicus, conductor Andres Mustonen

Tallinn Chamber Choir “Reflections of Spring”

The concert program weaves together sacred and secular music from different eras and styles. The audience will experience the meditative soundscapes of Arvo Pärt, the deeply expressive sacred songs of Alfred Schnittke, and the poetic harmonies of Tõnu Kõrvits.

From Monteverdi to Vivaldi

Ellerhein Girls' Choir, conductor Ingrid Kõrvits. Hortus Musicus, conductor Andres Mustonen

Pärt: Passio

Holy Week Concert

Pirjo Jonas (soprano), Martin Karu (countertenor), Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra

Ice Curves

Vambola Krigul (percussion), Tammo Sumera (electronics). Programmed among others is the premiere of a new piece by Tatjana Kozlova-Johannes

NHK Symphony Orchestra. No. 2034 Subscription (Program A)

Antoine Tamestit (viola), NHK Symphony Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi

Alexander Gavrylyuk

Alexander Gavrylyuk (piano), Triin Ruubel (violin), Rain Vilu (viola), Seulki Lee (cello), Mati Lukk (contrabass)

Pillifond. Serenades

Gloria Ilves (violin), Kaija Lukas (violin), Katariina Maria Kits (violin), Birgit Katriin Born (violin), Anna Katariina Tralla (violin), Johanna Vahermägi (viola), Leho Karin (cello), Valle Rasmus Roots (cello), Theodor Sink (cello)

Estonian National Opera Symphony Concert – Maurice Ravel 150

Estonian National Opera Orchestra and Chorus, conductor Arvo Volmer. Chorus Master: Heli Jürgenson

The Lizard

Ballet by Lepo Sumera, Märt-Matis Lill and Marina Kesler

NHK Symphony Orchestra. No. 2034 Subscription (Program A)

Antoine Tamestit (viola), NHK Symphony Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi

Arvo Pärt 90 år – Berliner Messe

Chamber Choir Euphonia

Arvo Pärt Passio

S:t Jacobs Vocal Ensemble, conductor Mikael Wedar

PÄRT: ST JOHN PASSION

Martinů Voices, artistic director Lukáš Vasilek

Pärnu Piano: Randvere–Šervenikas

Programme: Schubert, Čiurlionis, Sisask, Debussy

Augustin Hadelich (violin)

Augustin Hadelich (violin)

Pärts Passio - Roskilde Domkirke

Theatre of Voices, conductor Paul Hillier

Arvo Pärts Johannes-Passion

Vox Clamantis, conductor Jaan-Eik Tulve

Afternoon Performance: Dvořák’s Symphony No.7

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conductor Anu Tali. Program: Tubin, Pärt, Dvořák

Jazzkaar: Kristjan Randalu „Marginalia and Dividends“ (Estonia-Norway)

On the opening night of the spring Jazzkaar, renowned pianist Kristjan Randalu, one of the brightest stars of our time, will unveil fresh interpretations of composer Jaan Rääts’s miniatures. Randalu will be joined on stage by Norwegian guitarist and electronic musician Eivind Aarset, Taavi Kerikmäe on synthesisers, Mihkel Mälgand on double bass, and Hans Kurvits on drums.

Holy Week Concert

Pirjo Jonas (soprano), Martin Karu (countertenor), Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra

NHK Symphony Orchestra. No. 2035 Subscription (Program B)

Benjamin Grosvenor (piano), Kanon Matsuda (piano), NHK Symphony Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi

LNSO, KRISTĪNA POSKA UN GEORGIJS OSOKINS. ARVO PERTAM — 90!

Georgijs Osokins (piano), Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska. Program: Arvo Pärt, Ludwig van Beethoven

Andrew Lloyd Webber. Requiem

Maria Listra (soprano), Heldur Harry Põlda (tenor, Estonian National Opera), Tartu Boys Choir, Estonian National Opera Boys Choir, Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kaspar Mänd

Estonian National Opera Chamber Music Concerts. “Roses, Spring and Love”

Kristel Pärtna (soprano), Helen Lokuta (mezzo-soprano), Tamar Nugis (baritone), Jaanika Rand-Sirp (piano). The curator of the chamber concerts series is Ave Wagner.

Pärts Passio - Trinitatis Kirke

Theatre of Voices, conductor Paul Hillier

De Passio van Arvo Pärt

Vox Clamantis, conductor Jaan-Eik Tulve

Musica Dolorosa

Fraumünster-Vocalsolisten, conductor Jörg Ulrich Busch. Program includes Galina Grigorjeva's "Molitva" for mixed choir and cello

NHK Symphony Orchestra. No. 2035 Subscription (Program B)

Benjamin Grosvenor (piano), Kanon Matsuda (piano), NHK Symphony Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi

Andrew Lloyd Webber. Requiem

Maria Listra (soprano), Heldur Harry Põlda (tenor, Estonian National Opera), Tartu Boys Choir, Estonian National Opera Boys Choir, Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kaspar Mänd

De Johannespassie van Arvo Pärt

Vox Clamantis, conductor Jaan-Eik Tulve

Holy Week Concert

Pirjo Jonas (soprano), Martin Karu (countertenor), Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra

Lessons of Darkness

Ensemble Floridante: Yena Choi, Maria Valdmaa (sopranos), Kristo Käo (theorbo), Villu Vihermäe (viola da gamba), Saale Fischer (harpsichord)

Kristjan Randalu „Marginalia and Dividends“

On the opening night of the spring Jazzkaar, renowned pianist Kristjan Randalu, one of the brightest stars of our time, will unveil fresh interpretations of composer Jaan Rääts’s miniatures. Randalu will be joined on stage by Norwegian guitarist and electronic musician Eivind Aarset, Taavi Kerikmäe on synthesisers, Mihkel Mälgand on double bass, and Hans Kurvits on drums.

Andrew Lloyd Webber. Requiem

Maria Listra (soprano), Heldur Harry Põlda (tenor, Estonian National Opera), Tartu Boys Choir, Estonian National Opera Boys Choir, Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kaspar Mänd

Jazzkaar: Kristjan Randalu „Marginalia and Dividends“

On the opening night of the spring Jazzkaar, renowned pianist Kristjan Randalu, one of the brightest stars of our time, will unveil fresh interpretations of composer Jaan Rääts’s miniatures. Randalu will be joined on stage by Norwegian guitarist and electronic musician Eivind Aarset, Taavi Kerikmäe on synthesisers, Mihkel Mälgand on double bass, and Hans Kurvits on drums.

Jazzkaar: Maria Faust & The Economics „Moneyland“ (Estonia–Denmark–Norway)

The acclaimed production "Moneyland" by the Estonian Drama Theatre will transition from the theatre hall to the Jazzkaar stage for one special evening, with the spotlight on the production’s composer, Maria Faust, and her remarkable ensemble, The Economics.

Jazzkaar: Nota bene: Kristjan Kannukene / Mikk Kaasik

The evening begins with Kristjan Kannukene, a violist, composer, and improviser, followed by Mikk Kaasik, a pianist who wowed fans of jazz, funk, and fusion with his debut album "Take One" last year.

Beethoven’s Ninth. The Flanders Symphony Orchestra

Mirjam Mesak (sopran), Annely Peebo (mezzo-soprano), Benjamin Hulett (tenor), Priit Volmer (bass, Estonian National Opera), Lukas Geniušas (piano), Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Flanders Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska

Beethoven’s Ninth. The Flanders Symphony Orchestra

Mirjam Mesak (sopran), Annely Peebo (mezzo-soprano), Benjamin Hulett (tenor), Priit Volmer (bass, Estonian National Opera), Lukas Geniušas (piano), Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Flanders Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska

Franz Ensemble - Nikolaj & Keno

Franz Ensemble + Hans Christian Aavik (violin)

Estonian National Male Choir and Kuldar Schüts

Heldur Harry Põlda (tenor), Estonian National Male Choir, conductor Kuldar Schüts

Estonian Music Days. Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Michael Wendeberg

Program: Lepo Sumera, Märt-Matis Lill, Timo Steiner, Eino Tamberg, Mari Vihmand, Tatjana Kozlova-Johannes, Rasmus Puur, Artur Lemba

Фатална Привлачност

Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Mihhail Gerts

Ah Elslein, dearest Elselein!

Hortus Musicus. Artistic Director Andres Mustonen

Estonian Music Days. Grand Concert “Overcoming”

Liis Jürgens (harp); Monika Mattiesen (flute,) Michael Wendeberg (piano); Piano duo Kadri-Ann Sumera & Talvi Hunt

Toivo – Helsingin kamarikuoro 20th Anniversary

Program includes world premiere of Helena Tulve's "And Death Shall Have No Dominion"

Jazzkaar: Naissoo Freeform Quintet

Estonian jazz legend and composer Tõnu Naissoo will present his latest album, "Naissoo Freeform Quintet", at Jazzkaar Festival alongside his quintet.

Estonian Music Days. EAMT Sinfonietta. New works of EAMT students

Program: Erik Rauk, Igor Jaćimović, Jimena Cabrera Álvarez, Merilyn Jaeski, Brenda Pärtel, Astra Irene Susi, Xu Dong, Abel Delgado Vallejo

6. Sinfoniekonzert Au banan! – Ausdruck des Erstaunens

Arus Adjemian (piano), Aachen Symphony Orchestra, conductor Hendrik Vestmann

Estonian Music Days. Ensemble for New Music Tallinn (ENMT)

Program: Maria Rostovtseva, Liisa Hirsch, Paul Beaudoin, Arash Yazdani, Einike Leppik, Justė Janulytė

8. Sinfoniekonzert

Alexey Stadler (cello), Staatskapelle Weimar, conductor Olari Elts. Programmed among others is Arvo Pärt

8. Sinfoniekonzert

Alexey Stadler (cello), Staatskapelle Weimar, conductor Olari Elts. Programmed among others is Arvo Pärt

Estonian Music Days. Momir Novakovic. Accordion

Program: Jug Markovic, Tatjana Kozlova-Johannes, Aleksandr Žedeljov, Bronisław Kazimierz Przybylski, Mariliis Valkonen

Arvo Pärt

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Kadri Toomoja (organ), conductor Tõnu Kaljuste

TABULA RASA and BOOK

Guna Šnē (cello, Latvia), Robert Traksmann (violin), Harry Traksmann (violin), Marrit Gerretz-Traksmann (piano), VHK String Orchestra, conductor Rasmus Puur. Program: Pärt, Vasks

Enigma Variations

Pieter Wispelwey (cello), ERSO, conductor José Luis Gomez

Stravinsky’s Petrushka

Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi. Program: Mägi, Khatchatourian, Stravinsky

Estonian Music Days. Contest Young Composer 2025 Final Concert

Iris Oja (mezzo-soprano), Rene Laur (saxophones), Jorma Toots (piano)

Forgotten Peoples

Chamber Choir Ireland, conductor Gabriel Crouch. Program includes selections from ‘Forgotten Peoples’ by Veljo Tormis

Estonian Music Days. Estonian National Male Choir in Tartu

Program: Raimo Kangro, Tõnis Kaumann, Aare Kruusimäe, Ülo Krigul, Tõnu Kõrvits

Stravinsky’s Petrushka

Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi. Program: Mägi, Khatchatourian, Stravinsky

Giacomo Puccini’s "La Bohème". Premiere

Cast: Mirjam Mesak, Kadri Kõrvek, Gabriele Mangione, Janis Apeinis, Simo Breede, Märt Jakobson, Atlan Karp, Taavi Tampuu, Rasmus Kull, Kristjan Häggblom, Artur Nagel. Vanemuine opera choir and Vanemuine symphony orchestra, conductor Risto Joost

Estonian Music Days. Arditti Quartet

Program: Nina Šenk, Toshio Hosokawa, Helena Tulve, Toivo Tulev, György Ligeti

Forgotten Peoples

Chamber Choir Ireland, conductor Gabriel Crouch. Program includes selections from ‘Forgotten Peoples’ by Veljo Tormis

Stravinsky’s Petrushka

Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi. Program: Mägi, Khatchatourian, Stravinsky

Estonian Music Days. Ensemble of the Estonian Electronic Music Society (EMA)

Program: Malle Maltis, Kristi Allik, Kris Kuldkepp

The Lizard

Ballet by Lepo Sumera, Märt-Matis Lill and Marina Kesler

Estonian Music Days. Tallinn Chamber Orchestra

Program: Lepo Sumera, Marianna Liik, Kristjan Kõrver, Lauri Jõeleht

Gastspiel in Nürnberg

Cameron Carpenter (organ), Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost

Estonian Music Days. The Vicentino Singers

Program: elena Tulve, Sebastian Dumitrescu, Tze Yeung Ho, Liina Sumera, Galina Grigorjeva, Juhani Nuorvala

Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen | Janine Jansen | Paavo Järvi

Janine Jansen (violin), Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, conductor Paavo Järvi

Season Finale concert of the Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra

Program: Kaumann, Gershwin, Orff

The Diabolically Awful Canon. Lepo Sumera 75

8 May 2025 will mark the 75th anniversary of the birth of Estonian composer Lepo Sumera. The concert curated by Kadri-Ann and Tammo Sumera, will showcase a variety of ensembles, ranging from chamber groups to a chamber orchestra. The programme features both familiar pieces alongside lesser-played, hidden treasures by Sumera.

Rachlin, Mozart og Mendelssohn

Hans Christian Aavik (violin), Kristiansand Symphony Orchestra (Kristiansand Symfoniorkester), conductor Julian Rachlin

The Unfinished, the One and the Tragic

Janine Jansen (violin), Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, conductor Paavo Järvi

Pastorale

The Flanders Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska. Program: Tüür, Mahler, Beethoven

Neeme Järvi and the Springtime Classics

Elina Nechayeva (soprano), ERSO, conductor Neeme Järvi

Season Finale concert of the Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra

Program: Kaumann, Gershwin, Orff

Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Andris Poga

Program: Tüür, Shostakovich

Royal Baroque

Hortus Musicus. Artistic Director Andres Mustonen

Estonian Music Days. Chamber Opera “The Dustborn”, Premiere

Liisa Hõbepappel (libretto, musical collaboration with Ensemble U:), Eva Koldits (libretto, stage direction)

Festival Closing Concert. The Colorful Cello: From Classical Music to Jazz

Soloists: Marcel Johannes Kits (cello, Estonia), Svante Henryson (cello, Sweden), Ivan Karizna (cello, France–Belarus), Răzvan Suma (cello, Romania). Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Robertas Šervenikas

Pastorale

The Flanders Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska. Program: Tüür, Mahler, Beethoven

Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Andris Poga

Program: Tüür, Shostakovich

Pastorale

The Flanders Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska. Program: Tüür, Mahler, Beethoven

Pärnu City Orchestra. Final concert of the season - Hans Christian Aavik & Sibelius

Program: Gildemann (premiere), Sibelius, Tubin

Die Deutsche Kammerphil­harmonie Bremen Paavo Järvi Schubert • Beethoven

Janine Jansen (violin), Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, conductor Paavo Järvi

6. Sinfoniekonzert 24/25

Noa Wildschut (violin), Niederrheinischen Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

You cannot sell your soul. Olav Ehala 75

The concert will showcase the wonderful and unique musical language of composer Olav Ehala, featuring his stage and film music that has resonated with several generations of Estonian musicians and music lovers. In honor of the jubilee, the concert program includes something old and something new, familiar yet presented in a slightly different way. Kadri Voorand has crafted her interpretation of Ehala’s music for the ensemble and male choir.

Aus dem Komponierhäuschen

Stepanka Pucalkova (alto), Maximilian Schmitt (tenor), Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost

Pastorale

The Flanders Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska. Program: Tüür, Mahler, Beethoven

6. Sinfoniekonzert 24/25

Noa Wildschut (violin), Niederrheinischen Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

Nuoret solistit

Young soloists of North Karelia, Joensuu City Orchestra, conductor Erle Kont

6. Sinfoniekonzert – Hört’s mit Goertz!

Noa Wildschut (violin), Niederrheinischen Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson. Dr. Wolfram Goertz (moderator)

You cannot sell your soul. Olav Ehala 75

The concert will showcase the wonderful and unique musical language of composer Olav Ehala, featuring his stage and film music that has resonated with several generations of Estonian musicians and music lovers. In honor of the jubilee, the concert program includes something old and something new, familiar yet presented in a slightly different way. Kadri Voorand has crafted her interpretation of Ehala’s music for the ensemble and male choir.

Whittington Music Festival

Braimah Kanneh-Mason (violin), Andres Kaljuste (viola), Mar Valor (piano), Doraly Gill (cello)

Janine Jansen, Paavo Järvi & Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen

Janine Jansen (violin), Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, conductor Paavo Järvi

Misatango

We are constantly longing for variety, new challenges, and fresh musical experiences—something that excites not only the singers and conductors but also the listeners. With the arrival of spring, we felt it was the perfect moment to bring Misatango to the stage: a powerful work for orchestra and soloist, where sensual passion and sacred solemnity are woven together with the mastery only the fiery Argentine composer Martín Palmeri can deliver. As a special treat, this concert also offers another musical gem—The Beauty of Evening by Pärt Uusberg, a piece of captivating beauty and meticulously crafted musical language. In the spirit of anticipating summer, allow yourself an hour of music that both feeds the soul and gently stirs it—helping you reflect on the magnificence of being alive. We are constantly longing for variety, new challenges, and fresh musical experiences—something that excites not only the singers and conductors but also the listeners. With the arrival of spring, we felt it was the perfect moment to bring Misatango to the stage: a powerful work for orchestra and soloist, where sensual passion and sacred solemnity are woven together with the mastery only the fiery Argentine composer Martín Palmeri can deliver. As a special treat, this concert also offers another musical gem—The Beauty of Evening by Pärt Uusberg, a piece of captivating beauty and meticulously crafted musical language.

ERSO. Final concert of the season

Elena Brazhnyk (soprano), Mati Turi (tenor), Egils Siliņš (baritone), State Choir Latvija, Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Olari Elts. Program: Adès, Rahmaninov, Pärt, Sumera

Whittington Music Festival

Andres Kaljuste (violin), Rob Burton (saxophone), Nina Kiva (cello), Sophia Rahman (piano)

Mozart and Pärt

Dresdner Kreuzchor, Dresdner Philharmonie, conductor Martin Lehmann

Arvo-Pärt-Nacht: Estnischer Philharmonischer Kammerchor

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, conductor Tõnu Kaljuste

Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen. Musikalisches Dream-Team

Janine Jansen (violin), Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, conductor Paavo Järvi

6. Sinfoniekonzert 24/25

Noa Wildschut (violin), Niederrheinischen Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

Whittington Music Festival

Zoe Rahman (piano), Andres Kaljuste, Braimah Kanneh-Mason (violins), Christina Schoonakker (viola), Shakira Segalla-Humbert (cello)

Anu Tali | Music of the North

Sinfonietta Cracovia, conductor Anu Tali. Program: Tüür, Kruusmaa, Kõrvits, Pärt

Open Space

Ensemble for New Music Tallinn, Kristjan Kannukene, Katariin Raska ja Villem Jahu, Mert Salkim

Season Finale concert of the Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra

Program: Kaumann, Gershwin, Orff

The Lizard

Ballet by Lepo Sumera, Märt-Matis Lill and Marina Kesler

Mozart and Pärt

Dresdner Kreuzchor, Dresdner Philharmonie, conductor Martin Lehmann

Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen: Schubert / Beethoven

Janine Jansen (violin), Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, conductor Paavo Järvi

„Abglanz der Ewigkeit“ – Arvo Pärt zum 90! Jubiläumskonzert mit Bach und estnischen Meistern

Organist Ines Maidre (Bergen/Tallinn) spielt Bach, Rudolf Tobias, Peeter Süda & Arvo Pärt.

Arvo-Pärt-Nacht

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, conductor Tõnu Kaljuste

Molitva, prayer for peace

RIAS Kammerchor. Program inclides Galina Grigorjeva's "Molitva" and Arvo Pärt's "And I heard a voice ..."

Prague Spring: Arvo Pärt 90

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Kadri Toomoja (organ), conductor Tõnu Kaljuste

Estnischer Philharmonischer Kammerchor — Kaljuste

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Kadri Toomoja (organ), conductor Tõnu Kaljuste

Mittwochskonzerte. Itai Navon – Distorted Dances

Itai Navon (piano), Bar Zemach (horn), Elad Navon (clarinet), Hans Christian Aavik (violin), Noga Shaham (viola), Clara Yuna Friedensburg (cello)

SCRAPYARD: remix

Ensemble for New Music Tallinn (ENMT) is once again organizing an exciting and special Scrapyard series concert performance dedicated to Lo-Fi music. The Scrapyard concert series started in 2020, and its aim is to bring to the stage works that combine contemporary music and different media, creating a combination of DIY, Lo-Fi, and classical contemporary music.

Mystischer Ton - Berlin

Franziska Hölscher (violin), Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, conductor Risto Joost. Program: Pärt, Hartmann, Tchaikovsky

10. Sinfoniekonzert

Jonian Ilias Kadesha (violin), Philharmonisches Orchester Erfurt, conductor Mihkel Kütson

Ludovico Einaudi by Karolina Aavik

Karolina Aavik (piano)

10. Sinfoniekonzert

Jonian Ilias Kadesha (violin), Philharmonisches Orchester Erfurt, conductor Mihkel Kütson

Tähe-Lee Liiv. Pianorecital

Tähe-Lee Liiv (piano)

Strauss and Karindi

Katrin Targo (soprano), Mari Targo (violin), Irina Maslakova (piano). Program: Richard Strauss, Alfred Karindi

Tähe-Lee Liiv. Recital pianistico

Tähe-Lee Liiv (piano)

Estonian Music Week 2025. Ensemble U:

Program: Udo Kasemets

7. Sinfoniekonzert

Sheng Cai (piano), Oldenburgisches Staatsorchester, conductor Hendrik Vestmann

Estonian Music Week 2025. Vox Clamantis

The programme will feature works by Arvo Pärt, Veljo Tormis, Lembit Avesson, Helena Tulve and Riho Esko Maimets.

Mittwochskonzerte: Concert with Hayang Park

Hayang Park (viola), Karolina Aavik (piano), Stephen Kim (violin), Hana Chang (violin), Benjamin Kruithof (cello)

Franz Ensemble (Schwetzinger SWR Festspiele)

Franz Ensemble + Hans Christian Aavik (violin)

Košice Music Spring Festival: Arvo Pärt 90

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Kadri Toomoja (organ), conductor Tõnu Kaljuste

"Die Fledermaus" premiere

An operetta by Johann Strauss in three acts. Libretto by Karl Haffner and Richard Genée, based on the vaudeville “Le Réveillon” by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy

Tõnu Kõrvits. Tanja Tetzlaff, Florian Donderer, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra

Program: Tõnu Kõrvits - Double concerto for violin, cello and chamber orchestra (premiere)

Jerusalem in Gold

Hortus Musicus. Artistic Director Andres Mustonen

Concerto Copenhagen / Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir Tõnu Kaljuste

Program: Pärt, Händel

Pärt ∞

Taniel Kirikal (bariton/counter tenor), Rasmus Andreas Raide (piano), string quartet M4GNET

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir & Tõnu Kaljuste

Program: Pärt, Händel

Organ Night & Aria. Opening Concert: Arvo Pärt’s Masterpieces in Musiikkitalo

Helsinki Music Centre Choir, Tapiola Sinfonietta, conductor Nils Schweckendiek

Festival Kymijoen Lohisoitto. Opening Concert

Triin Ruubel (violin), Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Olari Elts

Mittwochskonzerte. Bryan Cheng – Slavic Salon

Bryan Cheng (cello), Hans Christian Aavik (violin), Charlotte Thiele (violin), Noga Shaham (viola), Silvie Cheng (piano)

Paavo Järvi with Mozart

Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Paavo Järvi with Mozart

Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Paavo Järvi with Mozart

Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Arvo Pärt & G. F. Händel

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Concerto Copenhagen. Program: Pärt, Händel

ArteMusica presents – Hans Christian Aavik, Guido Sant’Anna, Karolina Aavik

Hans Christian Aavik (violin), Guido Sant’Anna (violin), Karolina Aavik (piano)

Paavo Järvi & Jean-Yves Thibaudet

Jean-Yves Thibaudet (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Symphoniekonzert 7. Beethoven pur

Marlene Mesa (soprano), Vivien Georgiev (soprano), Sonja Nothbauer (alto), Enno Schreiber (tenor), Leon-Maurice Teichert (baritone), Simon Wittkowsky (bass), Claire Huangci (piano), Göttingen City Choir, Göttingen Symphony Orchestra, conductor Risto Joost

tonhalleAIR: Paavo Järvi & Jean-Yves Thibaudet

Jean-Yves Thibaudet (piano), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Listening In. Brothers in music – Eduard Tubin and Arvo Pärt

18 June marks the 120th anniversary of the birth of composer Eduard Tubin. This anniversary year sheds new light on the direct and indirect links between the musical journeys of Eduard Tubin and Arvo Pärt. In addition to their common composition teacher, Heino Eller, who Tubin described as their “musical father”, the two composers also share some eloquent points of contact, revealed in words and sounds by Toomas Siitan and Mihhail Gerts.

The Lizard

Ballet by Lepo Sumera, Märt-Matis Lill and Marina Kesler

tonhalleAIR: Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich & Zurich Youth Symphony Orchestra

Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich & Zurich Youth Symphony Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi

10. Orchesterkonzert im Musikverein

Sergey Khachatryan (violin), Grazer Philharmoniker, conductor Kristiina Poska

10. Orchesterkonzert im Musikverein

Sergey Khachatryan (violin), Grazer Philharmoniker, conductor Kristiina Poska

ZEITLUPE Maria Kõrvits (UA)

Hannover Girls' Choir. Program: Maria Kõrvits (premiere), Arvo Pärt, Robert Schumann

7. Sinfoniekonzert 24/25

Frank Dupree (piano), Niederrheinische Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

7. Sinfoniekonzert 24/25

Frank Dupree (piano), Niederrheinische Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

7. Sinfoniekonzert – Hört’s mit Goertz!

Frank Dupree (piano), Niederrheinische Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson. Moderator Dr. Wolfram Goertz

Haapsalu White Nights Music Festival. Distinctive colours

Triinu Piirsalu (violin), Harald Trass (guitar). Programme: Piazzolla, Bartók, Grieg, Mägi and others

ANAM at the Convent: Australian String Quartet

Program: Madli Marje Gildemann, Maria Kõrvits, Ludwig van Beethoven

European Choir Games 2025. Nordic Choral Cantatas

Aarhus Symphony Orchestra, Ars Nova Copenhagen, conductor Risto Joost. Program: Pärt, Lang, Nørgård, Þorvaldsdóttir

Haapsalu White Nights Music Festival. Jubilate Olav Ehala

Kadri Voorand Quartet, Estonian National Male Choir, conductor Mikk Üleoja. The concert will showcase the wonderful and unique musical language of composer Olav Ehala, featuring his stage and film music that has resonated with several generations of Estonian musicians and music lovers.

7. Sinfoniekonzert 24/25

Frank Dupree (piano), Niederrheinische Sinfoniker, conductor Mihkel Kütson

Haapsalu White Nights Music Festival. The Fuel

Peedu Kass (double bass, electronics, artistic director), Villu Talsi (mandolin), Theodor Sink (cello), Simone Minn (viola, vocals)

Haapsalu White Nights Music Festival. To the Light. Erst Enno 150

Head Ööd, Vend! Chamber Choir, conductor Pärt Uusberg. Program: Pärt Uusberg

Haapsalu White Nights Music Festival. Summer Symphony

Sandra Laagus (mezzo-soprano), Triin Ruubel (violin), Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska. Program: Tormis, Mozart, Tuvin/Puur, Kõrvits

Haapsalu White Nights Music Festival. Night Serenade

Hans Chistian Aavik (violin), Tim Crawford (violin), Xandi van Dijk (viola), Marcel Johannes Kits (cello), Theodor Sink (cello). Kavas: T. Kõrvits (premiere), Schubert

Haapsalu White Nights Music Festival. Children's Concert: Curly Strings

Eeva Talsi (violin, voice), Taavet Niller (double bass, vocals), Peeter Hirtentreu (guitar, voice), Villu Talsi (mandolin, vocals)

8. Sinfoniekonzert

Mirjam Mesak (soprano), Astrid Nordstad (mezzo-soprano), Opernchor des Oldenburgischen Staatstheaters, Extrachor des Oldenburgischen Staatstheaters, Lambertichor Oldenburg, Ansgari-Kantorei, Staatsorchester Oldenburg, conductor Hendrik Vestmann

XXVIII Song Celebration and XXI Dance Celebration ‘Kinship’. Folk Music Concert

The Folk Music Celebration „Iseoma” introduces those who keep our music alive – skilled musicians from both the past and present, creators and collectors of songs, and those who preserve and pass on our traditions.

XXVIII Song Celebration ‘Kinship’. Opening concert

The song festival consists of two different concerts. The opening concert, following the ceremonial lighting of the song festival flame and featuring a selection of choirs, takes place on Saturday, July 5th.

Festival European Polyphony. Saga des peuples sans armure

Programme: Tormis, Pärt, Schnittke, Kreek Rautavaara

XXVIII Song Celebration ‘Kinship’. Main concert

The program of the Song and Dance Celebration’s grand concert will open on Sunday, July 6th at 14:00 with our youngest participants – the children’s choirs. After them, the stage will feature children’s choirs, boys’ and male choirs, female choirs, mixed choirs, as well as brass bands and symphony orchestras. In total, the program includes 40 diverse works, featuring both beloved classics and a wealth of new compositions.

Leading Voices. Estonian National Male Choir and Jazzchoir Musta Lammas

Program: Tormis, Bonato and Marttila, Jalkanen, improvisations, and more

Leading Voices. Night concert “And I Heard a Voice…”, Vox Clamantis

Program: Works by Arvo Pärt and Gregorian chants

Leading Voices. Final Concert of the Leading Voices Conductors’ Masterclass: Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir

Program includes music by Pärt, Tormis, Rachmaninoff, Poulenc, Debussy, and Sibelius.

Leading Voices. Estonian National Opera's Boys' and Young Men's Choir and Jauna Muzika (Lithuania)

Program: Excerpts from the Requiems by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cyrillus Kreek, and choral works by young Lithuanian composers

Final Concert of Leading Voices

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Boys’ Choir of Estonian National Opera, Chamber Choir “Jauna muzika” (Vilnius), Musta Lammas (Finland). Program includes: Pärt, Tormis, Grigorjeva, Seppar, Augustinas, Valgre, improvisations, and more.

Estonian National Male Choir. Ulla Krigul (organ)

Programme: Aints, Maimets, Kapp, Pärt, Bonato, Tobias

Suveklassika Kadriorus. Shadow Dance

Miia Ruubel (violin), Kärt Ruubel (piano)

Laudate Dominum

Moran Choir, artistic director Naomi Faran (Israel). Hortus Musicus, conductor Andres Mustonen

In the Footsteps of Abraham

Hortus Musicus, artistic director Andres Mustonen

Mediterranean Renaissance

Hortus Musicus, artistic director Andres Mustonen

Bach’s Partitas for Solo Violin

Andres Mustonen (violin)

Suveklassika Kadriorus. The Birth of Opera

Hortus Musicus. Artistic director Andres Mustonen

Tormis & Pärt

Estonian National Male Choir, conductor Mikk Üleoja

Saaremaa Opera Festival: Yun Isang. Sim Tjong

Sim Tjong by Isang Yun was commissioned by Germany for the opening ceremony of the 1972 Olympics in Munich. This opera, performed with Western instruments, is particularly notable for its impressive blend of traditional Korean folk tale and contemporary music. It was premiered that year at the Bayerische Staatsoper and received high praise for “expressing the mysterious spiritual world of the East with profound sound and meticulous design”.

Saaremaa Opera Festival: C. W. Gluck. Orpheus and Eurydice

Orfeo ed Euridice by the composer Ch. W. Gluck, known as the ‘Opera Reformer’, is based on the Greco-Roman myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. The story turns out happily where Orfeo, unable to forget his suddenly deceased wife Euridice, descends to the underworld to find her and moves the god with his song, allowing him to return to the earth with Euridice. Noteworthy is the use of water to represent the worlds of the living and the dead, showcasing the essence of traditional Baroque opera to the audience.

'The Most Beautiful Gems of Guitar Music'"

Guitar Duo Jelena Ossipova – Kristjan Tamm Concert Series 'The Most Beautiful Gems of Guitar Music'

Saaremaa Opera Festival: KOREAN DANCE GALA

As a special performance for the Saaremaa Opera Festival, the Daegu Opera House is showcasing Korean Traditional Dance Evening. To present the most Korean and beautiful music as well as dance, the Daegu Metropolitan Traditional Music Orchestra will perform together. The performance features joyful songs and exciting melodies played on traditional Korean instruments, combining traditional music with dance. It conveys the audience with the diverse charm and beauty of Korean cultural heritage.

Saaremaa Opera Festival: G. Puccini. Madama Butterfly

Puccini’s beloved opera Madama Butterfly set in Nagasaki, Japan. It tells the tragic story of Cio-Cio San, who waits alone for her husband to come back with lyrical and dramatic melodies. It is well known for its famous arias including “Un bel di vedremo” from Act 2 and the “Humming Chorus” from Act 3 and the use of the Eastern pentatonic scale in parts of the opera creates an exotic atmosphere. Cio-Cio San’s poignant longing and love, expressed through Puccini’s music, promise to leave an unforgettable impression on the audience.

Saaremaa Opera Festival: Midnight Lounge OPERA ROYAL

Mirjam Dede Band

Holst Singers

Pärt, Kreek, Tormis

Saaremaa Opera Festival: Opera Gala

The grand finale of Saaremaa Opera Days 2025 will be a gala concert of popular opera numbers composed by Daegu Opera House.

Saaremaa Opera Festival: Midnight Lounge OPERA ROYAL

Haldi & ans Flamingo

Saaremaa Opera Festival: Raimo Kangro and Leelo Tungal. Children’s musical "Puss in Boots"

Direction Ain Anger and Oksana Tralla

The Most Beautiful Gems of Guitar Music

Guitar Duo Jelena Ossipova – Kristjan Tamm Concert Series "The Most Beautiful Gems of Guitar Music"

Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra Summer Concert 2025

Soloists Kadi Jürgens, Riccardo della Sciucca (Italy), Brett Pruunsild, Federico Mechelli Uhl (violin), Mari Ellen Lutsar (cello). Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra, conductor Risto Joost. Conférencier Oskar Seeman

The Most Beautiful Gems of Guitar Music

Guitar Duo Jelena Ossipova – Kristjan Tamm Concert Series "The Most Beautiful Gems of Guitar Music"

Suveklassika Kadriorus. Trio ’95

Trio ’95: Robert Traksmann (violin), Marcel Johannes Kits (cello), Rasmus Andreas Raide (piano). The program includes the premiere of Pärt Uusberg’s new composition

BBC Proms: Arvo Pärt at 90

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, conductor Tõnu Kaljuste, Kadri Toomoja (organ)

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir

Program: Pärt, Grigorjeva, Rahmaninov, Bach, Tormis

VFO / PAAVO JÄRVI / KHATIA BUNIATISHVILI

Khatia Buniatishvili (piano), Verbier Festival Orchestra, conductor Paavo Järvi

Suveklassika Kadriorus. Distant Echo

Viola Asoskova (piano)

Chamber Music Concert I: Arvo Pärt 90

Lapland Chamber Orchestra, John Storgårds (violin, conductor), Hans Christian Aavik (violin), Mari Poll (violin), Pekka Niskanen (clarinet), Anna Laakso (piano)

Turku Music Festival. ARVO PÄRT: THE FORMULA OF LOVE

Tähe-Lee Liiv (piano), Marcel Johannes Kits (cello)

Suveklassika Kadriorus. Cocktail List

Helin Hallik (guitar), Sarah Badlissi (guitar, USA). The program includes arrangements by Helin Hallik

Or­ches­tre Fran­çais des Jeu­nes

Alexandre Tharaud (piano), Orchestre Français des Jeunes, conductor Kristiina Poska

Late Night Modern: Ludensemble • Chamber Music in Fotografiska 2025

Ludensemble: Maria Luisk (flute), Theodor Sink (cello), Kärt Ruubel (piano)

Or­ches­tre Fran­çais des Jeu­nes

Alexandre Tharaud (piano), Orchestre Français des Jeunes, conductor Kristiina Poska

Or­ches­tre Fran­çais des Jeu­nes

Alexandre Tharaud (piano), Orchestre Français des Jeunes, conductor Kristiina Poska

Kristjan Järvi’s enchanted world of music - Twilight Senses

At Meelte Videvik (Twilight Senses) nature and creativity intertwine into a unified experience.

Usk. Lootus. Armastus

The Maarjamaa Philharmonic Orchestra and choir invites you to enjoy a late-summer August evening and good music on August 24 at 8 pm on the Estonian National Museum summer stage. The range of works to be performed is very wide - well-known songs from the pop genre, operettas, musicals, arias and choruses from operas. A variety of soloists will take the stage - so that the audience with very different musical tastes will have something to listen to and enjoy.

Or­ches­tre Fran­çais des Jeu­nes

Alexandre Tharaud (piano), Orchestre Français des Jeunes, conductor Kristiina Poska

Or­ches­tre Fran­çais des Jeu­nes

Alexandre Tharaud (piano), Orchestre Français des Jeunes, conductor Kristiina Poska

Russisches Leben im Exil – Inner Emigration VII Sinfoniekonzert

Sol Gabetta (cello), Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conductor Paavo Järvi

Or­ches­tre Fran­çais des Jeu­nes

Alexandre Tharaud (piano), Orchestre Français des Jeunes, conductor Kristiina Poska

Pärt and Aphex Twin

Vambola Krigul (percussion), ERSO soloists and chamber formations