Estonian culture in the world.
The Estonian National Opera will stream Eduard Tubin’s ballet, “The Goblin” on opera’s Facebook page for free on Saturday, 11 April. Eduard Tubin (1905-1982) wrote “The […]
The National Opera streams the first Estonian ballet for free Read More
The Estonian National Opera begins streaming performances for free; the first one, the opera, “Faust”, will be streamed on 4 April. The opera starts streaming
The Estonian National Opera starts streaming performances for free Read More
The Estonian composer, Arvo Pärt, has received the Spain-based BBVA Foundation’s “Frontiers of Knowledge Award in Music and Opera”; the award recognises significant contribution in
Arvo Pärt receives Spain’s “Frontiers of Knowledge Award” Read More
Marie Under was one of the greatest Estonian poets ever lived; Estonian World publishes six of her poems in full.* Who was Marie Under and
Six poems by Estonian poet Marie Under Read More
The Dutch ensemble, the Cello Octet Amsterdam, has, in self-isolation, performed “Da Pacem Domine”, composed by the Estonian maestro, Arvo Pärt, via YouTube. With nearly
Video: The Cello Octet Amsterdam performs Arvo Pärt in self-isolation Read More
Kristi Roosmaa, an Estonian-born and New York City-based actress and singer, is a central character in a new short film “Wildflower”, directed by the Tony-nominated
An American film featuring Estonian actress Kristi Roosmaa to premiere in LA Read More
The Estonian singer-songwriter, Uku Suviste, has won the Eesti Laul, Estonia’s song competition to determine the country’s representative at the Eurovision song contest, with his
Estonia will be represented by Uku Suviste at Eurovision 2020 Read More
The Estonian Museum of Occupations and Freedom is to celebrate the country’s Independence Day on 24 February with a special programme with activities for the
The Museum of Occupations celebrates the Independence Day with a special programme Read More
The original drawings of world-famous architects, Louis Kahn and Moshe Safdie, are being showcased at the Museum of Estonian Architecture, thanks to the Estonian-American structural
The Kai Art Centre, a new contemporary art space in the Estonian capital, Tallinn’s Noblessner district, and the Tallinn Music Week, an annual music festival,
Open call for a musical composition inspired by Norwegian artist’s exhibit in Tallinn Read More
