This year, the chamber choir Collegium Musicale, celebrating its 15th anniversary, is renowned and acclaimed for its distinctive sound and high-level performances.
The choir's artistic director and conductor is Endrik Üksvärav. Their repertoire spans from the Renaissance to contemporary music, with a special emphasis on early music and works by Estonian composers.

Over the years, the choir has performed at concerts and festivals in Estonia, as well as in Italy, France, Russia, Germany, the Czech Republic, Poland, Finland, Latvia, Malta, Israel, Lebanon, Greece, the Netherlands, Japan, the USA, and Canada.

In 2017, the choir won the Grand Prix at the EBU international choir competition "Let the People Sing", a recognition comparable to an Olympic gold medal in the world of sports.
The Estonian Choral Association has honored Collegium Musicale with the Choir of the Year title three times (in 2017, 2014, and 2011).
In 2018, the Estonian Cultural Endowment’s Music Endowment awarded Collegium Musicale and conductor Endrik Üksvärav the Annual Award for their outstanding promotion and dedicated, high-level presentation of Estonian choral music both at home and abroad.

Collegium Musicale – sounds great!

The 14th Pühalepa Music Festival will take place from 27 July to 3 August on Hiiumaa island. It is the only festival in the world where the music of Hiiumaa-born composer Erkki-Sven Tüür is performed every year.
Concert venues include the Pühalepa Church and Kärdla Church.

The Pühalepa Music Festival is supported by the Ministry of Culture, the Estonian Cultural Endowment, the Municipality of Hiiumaa, Liviko, and Selver.
The festival is organized by NGO Kerema Kultuurikoda.

Tickets: €20 / €15 – available via Piletilevi and at the venue before concerts.

More info: www.keremakultuurikoda.ee