In April, Olev returns to Estonia to present his new album My Mouth Sang / My Heart Sank, which continues his decades‑long dialogue between Estonian folk music and contemporary sonic language.

In April, Olev Muska returns to Estonia to present his new album “My Mouth Sang / My Heart Sank,” which continues Muska’s decades-long dialogue between Estonian folk music and contemporary musical language.

At the opening concert of the Concerto grosso series, Lepo Sumera’s Concerto grosso will be performed in the White Hall of the House of the Blackheads, framed by works of his teacher Veljo Tormis and his former students Galina Grigorjeva and Erkki‑Sven Tüür.

On stage there are over 90 male singers who offer the audience a unique, unforgettable, and powerful experience.

The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir invites you to experience their 45th‑anniversary concerts, filled with genuine, heartfelt stories that feel both ancient and contemporary at the same time.

The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir invites you to experience their 45th‑anniversary concerts, filled with genuine, heartfelt stories that feel both ancient and contemporary at the same time.

The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir invites you to experience their 45th‑anniversary concerts, filled with genuine, heartfelt stories that feel both ancient and contemporary at the same time.

Programme curated by Hans Christian Aavik, presenting the sound of the rare instruments of the Estonian Foundation of Musical Instruments