Estonian culture in the world.
Estonian conductor Ingrid Roose and the Paris Orchestra Choir bring Estonian composer Veljo Tormis’s choral work, “Forgotten Peoples”, to the Paris Philharmonic concert hall on […]
Veljo Tormis’s Finno-Ugric music to be performed at the Paris Philharmonic Read More
From Estonia to Spain, on to the Netherlands and trapped in the West Indies – this was the journey of the young artist Victoria Olt,
Estonian artist Victoria Olt – from painting nails to opening her own gallery Read More
The Estonian State Concert Institute (Eesti Kontsert) and Milanese production company Change Performing Arts have signed a contract with the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma for
“Adam’s Passion” by Robert Wilson and Arvo Pärt to be performed at the Rome Opera Read More
Anna Hints, an Estonian film director, won the directing award in the World Cinema Documentary category at the Sundance Film Festival for “Smoke Sauna Sisterhood”;
Reet Remmel, the former cultural counsellor at the Estonian embassy in London, and currently a yoga teacher, says in an interview with Estonian World that
Yoga teacher and cultural bridge builder Reet Remmel: Yoga is inward music Read More
The Estonian composer Arvo Pärt has become the most performed living composer in the world again; in 2019, he was ranked second. Arvo Pärt is
Arvo Pärt is the world’s most performed living composer Read More
Rael Kõiv, a Tallinn and London-based Estonian musician and composer, talked to Estonian World about her new album, “Return to Natural Law”, and her career
Rael Kõiv: I carry Estonian nature with me wherever I go Read More
Estonian World brings you ten Estonian Christmas songs for your enjoyment or as background music. Liis Lemsalu – Sel ööl on tunne (This Night Has
Ten Estonian Christmas songs Read More
A fraud that started in Nigeria resulted in the Estonian Traditional Music Centre, the organiser of the Viljandi Folk Music Festival, losing €53,000, and after
Estonian folk music centre defrauded of €53,000 in a scam originated in Nigeria Read More
Sten Hankewitz, a life-long journalist and Estonian World’s stalwart executive editor, has just published his second book in English – a semi-autobiographical coming-of-age novel about life
