Estonian culture in the world.
The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir will perform at the Serenade! International Choral Series in Washington, DC, in March. Following the success of its all-Arvo Pärt […]
Estonian philharmonics to perform in Washington Read More
“In the Crosswind”, the Estonian film about Soviet deportations, inspired by true events, has won the public choice award at the Gothenburg Film Festival in Sweden.
“In the Crosswind” wins the public choice award at the 38th Gothenburg Film Festival Read More
Estonian bands Frankie Animal and Odd Hugo last weekend performed at the Dutch Eurosonic festival that is the start of the Dutch festival season and
Two Estonian bands woo audience at the largest showcase festival in Europe Read More
The Estonian-Georgian movie, “Tangerines” (“Mandariinid” in Estonian), has been nominated for an Oscar in the Best Foreign Language Film category for the 87th Academy Awards.
Estonian-Georgian movie “Tangerines” nominated for an Oscar! Read More
On the eve of conducting the opening concerts of the new Philharmonie de Paris, Maestro Paavo Järvi found time to speak to Estonian World about
Maestro Paavo Järvi talks Paris, Estonia, Russia and music with Estonian World Read More
A video recording of the opera, Wallenberg, composed by Estonian Erkki-Sven Tüür, is to be screened in Tel Aviv, Israel, on 15 January. The video
Estonian opera Wallenberg to screen in Tel Aviv Read More
Estonian composer Arvo Pärt has, for the fourth year running, been given the title of the “world’s most performed living composer” by the classical music
Arvo Pärt is the world’s most performed living composer fourth year running Read More
The events that helped Estonian culture to punch above its weight in 2014. 1. The continuing global success of Arvo Pärt’s music At the beginning
The top 5 events in Estonian culture in 2014 Read More
“Motherland” is a short film about Estonian Canadian Kaja Wichman’s journey to the Estonian Song Celebration in summer 2014. In the late 1940s and early
Video: “Motherland” – a journey to the Estonian Song Celebration Read More
Estonia is set to celebrate its twenty–fifth international arts and culture festival in Melbourne, Australia, 28-31 December. Eesti Päevad – the Estonian Days – is
An Estonian arts and culture festival to open in Melbourne Read More
