Estonian culture in the world.
At the 55th international art biennale in Venice, Estonia is represented by the artist Dénes Farkas with the project “Evident in Advance”, curated by Adam […]
Estonian display at Venice Art Biennale – “Evident in Advance” by Dénes Farkas Read More
Three years before the collapse of the Soviet Union, an extraordinary rock festival took place in Tallinn, Estonia. Known as Rock Summer, or Glasnost Rock
Rock Summer: Estonia’s rebel festival Read More
Last week, Paavo Järvi conducted at London’s Royal Festival Hall. Järvi brought London a wonderful night of music, which included works by a living composer, a composer
Review: Paavo Järvi and Philharmonia Orchestra at London’s Royal Festival Hall Read More
A Canadian-Estonian Krista Kais-Prial writes about her experience in the University of Tartu’s Academic Women’s Choir in Estonia. The first time I saw the Tartu
A Canadian in the Tartu University Academic Women’s Choir Read More
Hedvig Hanson (38) is an Estonian jazz singer. All her songs prominently feature expressions of emotion and closeness to nature. Hedvig got her first musical impressions
Artist in focus: in conversation with singer-songwriter Hedvig Hanson (video) Read More
Sydney Opera House recently devoted a special event in honour of one of the most revered composers of our time, known for his minimalist style
Sydney Opera House interviews Arvo Pärt in Tallinn (video interview) Read More
For anyone who has had even the most rudimentary training in the musical arts or who enjoys high-quality music, the Eurovision Song Contest is something
Adam Garrie: Is Eurovision a national obsession? Read More
What do the world’s oldest continually living cultures, i.e. those of the Australian indigenous people and Estonians, have in common? At first glance not much, but at a closer look
Estonian folk costume stripes on Australian Aboriginal art Read More
International jazz festival Jazzkaar returned to Tallinn over the weekend and continues until 28th April at the specially built unique Marina Pavilion by the sea
International jazz festival Jazzkaar returns to Tallinn (video) Read More
Chris Glew talks to British music journalist Andrew Childs about his latest venture – featuring Estonian bands Kreatiivmootor and Elephants from Neptune. Foyles Jazz Cafe
Club Radio Free Europe – bringing music from Estonia (and beyond) to London (video) Read More
