Friday, 4 September – 18:00 – 19:00Estonian Theatre and Music Museum, Tallinn Pianist Matteo Ramon Arevalos and ballerina Triinu Upkin will fuse Erik Satie’s enigmatic Gnossiennes […]
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Deutsche Grammophon has released a striking new video performance featuring rising pianist Justus Eichhorn, delivering a soulful interpretation of Franz
Justus Eichhorn Reimagines Schubert’s ‘Ständchen’ Read More »
The XXXIII edition of the Viljandi Folk Music Festival will run from Thursday, July 23 to Sunday, July 26, 2026, on the
Viljandi Folk Festival 2026: 4 Days of Heritage Music Read More »
Capturing the magic of an open-air spectacle that draws over 100,000 spectators to the historic grounds of the Schönbrunn Palace,
Vienna Phil’s Summer Night Concert 2026 – New Release Read More »
The modern musical landscape increasingly belongs to the genre-defiers, and 19-year-old artist and producer Gamal Abdu is firmly leading the
A Ring For Kiki by Gamal Redefines – New Release Read More »
The 19th edition of Estonia’s most enduring summer opera festival is set to open on 18 July in the historic courtyard
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The historic House of Blackheads in Tallinn recently served as the backdrop for a profound cultural convergence. The Estonian Philharmonic
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The 2021 International Chopin Piano Competition laureate Bruce Liu is set to release his next studio effort, Lunaris, on 7 August 2026. The 12‑track programme –
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On Sunday, July 5, 2026, the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) premiered Philip Glass’s latest masterpiece, Symphony No. 15 “Lincoln,” at its summer home in Lenox,
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The newly released “Bejamalen” (With Beauty) marks a remarkable achievement in contemporary Arabic music, seamlessly bridging classical orchestral writing with
“Bejamalen” Blends Sufi Poetry with Symphony – New Release Read More »
The Devil’s Music: From Paganini to Inferno, a unique piano concert by composer and pianist Arashk Azizi taking place on
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The Tallinn City Government has officially barred local performer Artemi Ivanov from staging any concerts in the capital, citing the
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The world-renowned British pianist‑composer Sir Stephen Hough has issued a new solo‑piano collection that feels at once intimate and itinerant. Stephen
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Estonian National Symphony Orchestra (ERSO), the country’s flagship ensemble, is seeking a full‑time double‑bass player to join its ranks beginning
ERSO Announces 2027 Double‑Bass Position, Apply by Oct 15 Read More »
In 2026, Arvo Pärt’s intimate piano work Für Alina will celebrate its 50th anniversary. To mark this milestone, the Arvo Pärt Centre is hosting a
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The Estonian National Symphony Orchestra (ERSO), the country’s flagship symphonic ensemble, has opened the application window for its next concertmaster.
ERSO Seeks New Concertmaster: Auditions Open for 2027 Read More »
Salonen‑Shoji Duo Brings Shostakovich’s 1st Concerto to Life The San Francisco Symphony’s latest studio recording – released on the SFS Media label
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The Liszt Institute and Tallinn Hungarian Cultural Center will honour the Hungarian Uprising’s 70th anniversary with “Revolutionary Jazz – Hungary
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Haapsalu shines with exceptional vocals
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ECM Records has announced that Estonian composer, Arvo Pärt’s seminal 1999 album “Alina” will now be available on vinyl, a first for the
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