Concert review: London Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristjan Järvi/Dhafer Youssef/Barbican Centre, London
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 […]
Estonian culture in the world.
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 […]
From 24 April to 25 May, the Estonian design review exhibition “Size doesn’t matter” will take place in Brussels at the Design Flanders Gallery; it’s
Estonian design to be introduced in Brussels for the first time (picture gallery) Read More
Art exhibition “Traces” brings two Estonian artists to Berlin – for the first time, Mari Roosvalt and Mara Ljutjuk present their work in the German
Art exhibition “Traces” at the Estonian Embassy in Berlin Read More
As part of the London Southbank Centre choral festival, on 6 April the Estonian TV girls’ choir; a leading Estonian saxophonist, Villu Veski; and the
To a stranger – a wondering eye in a new country – architecture can be a window to the country’s past, present and future. We
21st century Estonian architecture – 20 remarkable buildings Read More
The Estonian indie-folk band, Odd Hugo, formed in the summer of 2012, has embarked on a miniature European tour – namely in Germany and the
Estonian indie-folk band Odd Hugo embarks on a mini-European tour (video) Read More
As part of the London Southbank Centre choral festival, a leading Estonian saxophonist Villu Veski, the Estonian TV girls’ choir and the British-Nigerian soul and
Villu Veski and the Estonian TV girls’ choir to perform with Ola Onabule in London (video) Read More
The Tallinn Music Week (TMW), the annual music conference and showcase festival, will bring notable names in the music industry and 227 bands from 20
From Pussy Riot to Kerli to Spotify – the Tallinn Music Week is making waves again Read More
On 28 April, British singer-songwriter and guitarist Steve Hackett brings his Genesis Extended show to Tallinn’s Nokia Concert Hall. Since early 2013, Steve Hackett has
We at Estonian World were amazed to recently learn that of all the places, there’s also a large following for Arvo Pärt’s music in Iran.