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Kaspars Putnins & Swedish Radio Choir in Stockholm

On 7 May Kaspars Putnins conducts the Swedish Radio Choir in Stockholm, Engelbrektskyrkan in an A cappella concert with music by Pärt, Brahms, J.S. Bach and Tõnu Korvits.
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Risto Joost conducts world premiere by Ardo Ran Varres

On 14 May Risto Joost conducts the world premiere of the opera The Misadventures of the new satan by Estonian composer Ardo Ran Varres at Tartu opera (stage director: Vilpuu Kiljunen). Further performances: 15. / 18.05.2021
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Anna-Maria Helsing at rostrum of Iceland Symphony

Anna-Maria Helsing revisits the Iceland Symphony Orchestra on 20 May in Reykjavik to conduct Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto E minor, Paul Creston: Fantasy for trombone and orchestra as well as arias by Mozart, Verdi, Puccini, Bizet, Sigfús Einarsson etc.

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Risto Joost: New album of Tõnu Korvits

Ondine has released another album of Risto Joost, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra and Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir featuring Tonu Korvits: You are Light and Morning (Sei la luce e il mattino) to great acclaim. Listen to the recording here: https://open.spotify.com/album/7lQZEVDNC125bR5szMUTGg

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir launches own web channel

The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir launches its own web channel www.epcc.tv on 30 April, 18:00 (CET) with a contemporary Baltic programme at Estonian Concert Hall Tallinn in collaboration with the Estonian National Symphony at the Estonian | Baltic Music Days.

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Tõnu Kaljuste debuts with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra

The Estonian conductor is for the first time at the rostrum of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and Chorus with two concerts in Edinburgh Queen's Hall and Glasgow City Halls

on 23 and 24 October. He presents a programme, that contrasts works by Arvo Pärt (Solfeggio and Cantus in memoriam Benjamin Britten) with Haydn's Symphony No 90 and the Harmoniemesse.

Stefan Parkman: Concert and broadcast with WDR Rundfunkchor

The WDR Rundfunkchor performs under his new chief conductor two concerts unter the title "Peace & Light" on 12/13 September. The programme includes works by

Brahms Fest- und Gedenksprüche, Harvey's Plainsong for Peace and Light, Rautavaaras´ Suite de Lorca op. 72, Poulenc´s Un soir de neige as well as a new work by Sandström commissioned by the WDR. Next concert on 24 October within the Festival "Utopie jetzt!" in Mülheim/Ruhr. The broadcast of the concert will be sent on 18 October at 8pm on WDR 3.

Anna-Maria Helsing at the rostrum of Kammerakademie Potsdam

The Finnish conductor Anna-Maria Helsing gives her debut with the Kammerakademie Potsdam on 11 October conducting Jean Sibelius’ Suite Rakastava, Mendelssohn’s

Symphony No. 1 c minor and Mozarts Piano Concerto C major KV 457 in Potsdam.The concert will be recorded and broadcasted on 20 November at 20.04 hrs on rbb-Kulturradio.

Trio Chausson on tour in October

The Trio Chausson performs on 10 October in Burghausen (Germany) on 11 October in Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg) and on 13 October in Nürtingen (Germany). The young French musicians are on tour with

Rachmaninov Trio No 1 in G minor, Félicien David Trio No 3 in C minor, Schubert Notturno E flat major and Cécile Chaminade Trio No 2 in a minor.

Eggner Trio with Amihai Grosz in New Zealand

Together with Amihai Grosz, principle viola of Berlin Philharmonic and one of the founding members of the Jerusalem String Quartet, the Austrian Piano Trio will

perform ten concerts from 14 to 25 September, among others in Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch.The tour programme includes piano quartets by Mozart (K.478 and K.493), Schumann (op. 47) and Dvorák (op. 87) as well as piano trio by Beethoven (op. 70/1 "Ghost") and Schumann (op. 110). Details

Risto Joost at the Musikfest Stuttgart

The young and aspiring conductor leads the SWR Vocal Ensemble and the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra with a concert in Fellbach on September 12 honouring the Estonian composer Arvo Pärts. On the programme are Orient & Occident, Magnificat, Adam's Lament, Fratres and Te Deum.

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