Spanish architects Fuensanta Nieto and Enrique Sobejano won the international architectural contest to design the new Arvo Pärt Centre in Laulasmaa, Estonia. The architects, representing […]
Spanish architects to design the Arvo Pärt Centre in Laulasmaa Read More
“The sea, clean air, bright colours, white summer nights, tomatoes and apples from my own garden,” Kristjan Randalu, the Estonian jazz pianist who was nominated
Kristjan Randalu – a talent who returned Read More
“Estonia’s Best Kept Secret” is a road-trip story about a song, a country and a beautiful grand piano – and the winner of the third prize
Canadian couple discovers Estonia’s “best kept secret” Read More
The Viljandi Folk Music Festival is an annual music festival in Estonia with a central focus on European folk music. It is traditionally held during the last weekend of
Viljandi hosts one of the largest folk music festivals in Europe – pictures Read More
Singing with the Piedmont East Bay Children’s Choir has connected Tate Bissinger with numerous places in the world – from Slovakia to Germany. But on
Pianist Indrek Laul has in twenty years built up an internationally reputable brand for the piano maker bearing the name of his homeland – Estonia.
Indrek Laul – the global Estonian piano man Read More
The 26th Estonian Song and 19th Dance Celebration drew the highest ever number of participants and audience from 4-6 July – over 153,000 people visited
Like bees flying back to their hive, a large number of global Estonians will be returning to Estonia on the occasion of the 26th National
Enigmatic expat folksinger Reet Hendrikson remembered in Tallinn (video) Read More
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
