Estonian culture in the world.
The Tallinn and Narva-based Integration Foundation offers free Estonian language courses – both face-to-face and online; the registration will start on 2 February at 10 […]
Free Estonian language courses offered by the Integration Foundation Read More
A new English-language bookshop, called Rüütel & Matilda, has opened its doors in the Old Town of Tallinn, Estonia. The store was opened by two
A new English-language bookshop opens in Tallinn Read More
The smoke sauna tradition in Estonia’s Võromaa region is listed by UNESCO as a representative of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity; Adam Rang shares
Inside a Võro smoke sauna, everything has a practical and a spiritual purpose Read More
The sound samples of the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, incorporating male and female singers across four vocal parts, are now available globally via Orchestral Tools
The sound of Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir is now available for music productions Read More
UNESCO added “building and use of expanded dugout boats in the Soomaa region” on the organisation’s list of Intangible Cultural Heritage “in need of urgent
An Estonian orchestra musician, Paula Ernesaks, won the Berliner Philharmoniker’s audition to become their low horn player; the Berlin-based orchestra is ranked as one of
Paula Ernesaks becomes a horn player for the Berliner Philharmoniker Read More
“Schnittke: Choir Concerto; Three Sacred Hymns; Pärt: Seven Magnificat-Antiphons” by the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Latvian conductor Kaspars Putniņš has received a nomination for
The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir’s Schnittke and Pärt album nominated for a Grammy Read More
Estonia-based film development and production company Tallifornia has launched the first private film investment fund in the country, with at least 15 equity investments in
Entrepreneurs launch Estonia’s first private film investment fund Read More
Estonian artist Konrad Mägi’s painting “Rome” sold for €302,000 at the Swedish auction house, Bukowskis – a new record for Estonian art. Mägi’s “Rome” was
Estonian artist Konrad Mägi’s painting sells for a record price in Sweden Read More
Estonian soprano Maria Valdmaa and Finnish viola da gamba player Mikko Perkola collaborated on performing a selection of songs from John Forbes’ “Songs and Fancies”, published
Estonian soprano Maria Valdmaa sings 17th century Scottish songs Read More
