Edina Szirtes is an unusual and versatile musician from Hungary.
EDINA SZIRTES QUARTET (Hungary)
Members: Pál Olivér (cello), Csonka Gábor (viola), Kertész Ákos (percussion), and Edina Szirtes (violin and vocals)
Edina Szirtes is an unusual and versatile musician from Hungary.
EDINA SZIRTES QUARTET (Hungary)
Members: Pál Olivér (cello), Csonka Gábor (viola), Kertész Ákos (percussion), and Edina Szirtes (violin and vocals)
The concert takes place as part of an Advent event
EDINA SZIRTES QUARTET (Hungary)
Members: Pál Olivér (cello), Csonka Gábor (viola), Kertész Ákos (percussion), and Edina Szirtes (violin and vocals)
Duo Ruut take the stage with a single kannel and two voices, joined by the 46 singers of the Estonian National Male Choir.
Duo Ruut: Katariina Kivi, Ann-Lisett Rebane (song, kannel)
Estonian National Male Choir
Conductor Mikk Üleoja
Just before the season of Christmas and inner light, the MUBA Symphony Orchestra presents a program celebrating the works of renowned Estonian composers marking milestone anniversaries.
MUBA Symphony Orchestra and Girls' Choir, conductors Valle-Rasmus Roots and Ingrid Kõrvits.
Soprano Pirjo Jonas (as Tiina in the production) and concertmaster Piia Paemurru will perform to showcase the richness of Estonian classical opera singing culture. The audience will receive an introduction to the world of the upcoming Libahunt, premiereing in February 2026.
Pirjo Jonas (soprano)
Piia Paemurru (piano)
On stage there are over 90 male singers who offer the audience a unique, unforgettable, and powerful experience.
Estonian National Male Choir
Tartu Academic Male Choir
Conductor Mikk Üleoja
