Estonian culture in the world.
Every five years, almost 100,000 Estonians gather to sing in a giant choir. Find out about the tradition and how you can be part of […]
Three new videos demonstrate the Estonian Song and Dance Celebration Read More
Back in 2000, two internationally famous choirs – the Piedmont East Bay Children’s Choir in Oakland, California and the Estonian TV Girls’ Choir in Tallinn, Estonia – met at Heathrow Airport. The young people were heading to their respective homes after
“To Breathe As One” – a new film shows how singing keeps Estonia together (video) Read More
Estonian writer Tõnu Õnnepalu’s Raadio was original published in Estonia in 2002, but this year Dalkey Archive Press has released Adam Cullen’s English translation of
Tõnu Õnnepalu’s book “Radio” goes live in English Read More
The contemporary artwork of Estonian and Spanish artists, called The Hypnotist Collector, is to be presented in Barcelona, Spain, from 6-27 June. The Hypnotist Collector
Estonian contemporary art premiers in Barcelona Read More
At the end of May and beginning of June, the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and the Tallinn Chamber Orchestra with conductor Tõnu Kaljuste performed the
Arvo Pärt’s concerts in Washington and New York – in pictures Read More
The Estonian electronic indie rock band Tenfold Rabbit became more well-known in their home country in 2012, when their song “Oblivion” won the third place in
Tenfold Rabbit: On music and touring Italy Read More
The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and the Tallinn Chamber Orchestra with conductor Tõnu Kaljuste will perform the music of Arvo Pärt at four concerts in
The spirituality of Arvo Pärt’s music explored in New York and Washington Read More
The curators of the Estonian pavilion at the 14th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition will build a virtual pavilion to complement the physical Estonian exhibition;
Estonia first country to build a virtual pavilion for the Venice Biennale Read More
“A bus ticket from Tallinn to Tartu costs twenty Estonian kroons” is how Tõnu Õnnepalu’s hefty tome Radio begins, and it is indeed hefty. As
Book review: “Radio” by Tõnu Õnnepalu Read More
It goes without saying that concerts featuring any kind of crossover element tend to drag, but on the night of 24 April at the Barbican
