MANUS: The Hands, When Music Becomes Philosophy
When I first set foot inside Peeter Süda Hall for MANUS: The Hands, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect.
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Arashk Azizi Brings Dante’s Divine Comedy to Life in Tallinn
A three-movement piano journey through Hell, Purgatory and Paradise arrives at the Estonian Theatre and Music Museum on 11 September.
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MANUS: Interdisciplinary Performance in Tallinn
Free event, 1‑hour event bridging music, theatre and philosophy Tallinn’s Peeter Süda Hall of the Estonian Theatre and Music Museum will
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V4 Quartet Marks Kurtág’s Centenary with Full String Program
In a landmark classical concert in Tallinn, the V4 String Quartet will perform every string‑quartet work of György Kurtág on Thursday, September 10,
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Handel’s Julius Caesar Shines in Tartu’s Vanemuine
Fri Sep 18 2026 – 7:00 PM – 10:05 PMRahvusteater Vanemuine, Väike Maja, Tartu (Vanemuise tänav 45A) The Vanemuine Theatre will stage its inaugural production of Georg Friedrich Handel’s baroque masterpiece Julius Caesar on September 18. With
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Hüseyin Kırmızı’s Mediterranean Metamorphosis
As part of Tallinn Fringe Festival, I went to Heldeke! to hear an intriguing solo piano concert by contemporary Cypriot
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Synusonde Brings Celestial Sounds to Tallinn
Are you ready to discover what your star sign actually sounds like? Music lovers in Estonia are in for an
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When Milton’s Epic Meets Contemporary Piano: ‘Paradise Lost’ Comes to Tallinn Fringe
An intriguing cross-disciplinary performance is set to take center stage at the upcoming Tallinn Fringe Festival. Pianist Matteo Ramon Arevalos
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Neuropa: Bragaglia’s Live Sound & Painting Set
For music lovers drawn to the intersection of electronic soundscapes and visual art, Wednesday, September 2 promises a unique highlight
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Unmissable Tunitemusic Events at Tallinn Fringe Festival
Starting from 18th of August, the Estonian capital transforms into a boundless stage as the Tallinn Fringe Festival returns for
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An Independent Artist’s View of Estonia’s 24% VAT
What does it actually mean to live from music in Estonia? For an independent musician, the answer is more complicated
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Biblioteq Presents: Pärt, Eller, Rääts Live
Biblioteq, the elegant salon that blends historic charm with cultural programming, has announced a series of intimate classical music concerts
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Taste with Your Ears: The Sound of Tasting Series
Composer and pianist Arashk Azizi transforms sensory tasting into live musical storytelling across three distinct events for Tallinn Fringe. What
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Poetry Meets Piano: Dante’s Epic Comes to Tallinn
Composer and pianist Arashk Azizi brings his acclaimed Divine Sonata, originally premiered at Dante’s tomb in Ravenna, to Rüütel &
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Pärt Days 2026: Estonia Celebrates Arvo Pärt’s Legacy
From 2 to 11 of September, Estonia will host a week‑long series of concerts under the banner of Pärt Days 2026. The
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Satie’s Gnossiennes: A Piano‑Ballet Odyssey in Tallinn
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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Wagner’s Ring Debuts in Estonia: Saaremaa Opera Days 2026
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 Devil’s Music in Tallinn
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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Artemi Ivanov Concerts Shut Down Over Pro-Russian Lyrics
The Tallinn City Government has officially barred local performer Artemi Ivanov from staging any concerts in the capital, citing the
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Revolutionary Jazz: 70th Anniversary Concerts
The Liszt Institute and Tallinn Hungarian Cultural Center will honour the Hungarian Uprising’s 70th anniversary with “Revolutionary Jazz – Hungary
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