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Dante in Tallinn – Estonian Premiere of Divine Sonata
On 5 September 2025 as part of the Fringe Festival, Tallinn will host the Estonian premiere of Divine Sonata, a large-scale piano work by composer and pianist Arashk Azizi, inspired by Dante Alighieri’s timeless masterpiece, the Divine Comedy. The concert takes place at Süda saal, Eesti Teatri- ja Muusikamuuseum at 18:00, where the composer himself will perform.

News and Updates
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Andrew Keese Announces New Album Illuminator and Summer European Tour
Australian composer and pianist Andrew Keese has announced the release of his forthcoming album Illuminator, alongside a series of European concert dates set for summer 2025.

News and Updates
Jul 252 min read


Phraxia by Nick Pike
Nick Pike returns with Phraxia, his third studio album, following the textural richness of Norastoria and the soothing atmospheres of Evergreen. This new release presents a more nuanced evolution of his neoclassical voice—a sonic landscape where solo piano takes center stage, delicately intertwined with shimmering electronic textures and ambient washes.

Arashk Azizi
Jul 113 min read


A Portrait of Andrew Keese, Composer of Unspoken Words
There are artists who compose music, and then there are artists who reveal something of the world—and of themselves—through sound. Andrew Keese belongs to the latter. An Australian composer, pianist, and multi-instrumentalist, his work resists easy categorization. It walks the line between neoclassical, ambient, and post-rock, but never settles comfortably into any single label. What sets him apart is not just his aesthetic, but the way his music feels lived rooted in experie

Arashk Azizi
Jul 63 min read


Cornfield Reference by Garff Hoysfeld
Cornfield Reference is a six-chapter album by Graff Hoysfeld that plays like a personal log or memoir—only instead of words, it uses sound. These sounds tell stories of beauty, of light and gloom, of dawn and dusk. It’s a sentimental reflection of a private world, suspended somewhere between memory and imagination.

Arashk Azizi
May 212 min read


The Best Chapter by Alessandra Toni, Emotions Carved in Sound
Music is often described as the most abstract of the arts, yet it has the power to shape images, stir emotions, and tell stories without a single word. In her debut album The Best Chapter, Italian composer and pianist Alessandra Toni does exactly that. Each of the twelve tracks feels like a finely sculpted conic form—shaped with precision, depth, and poetry. Her music doesn’t shout—it breathes, it unfolds. And through this carefully woven journey,

Arashk Azizi
May 63 min read


SKIES by Nikola Pešić
Nikola Pešić’s new release Skies is a personal diary written in sound — ten heartfelt pieces, each as expansive and open as the sky itself. With this album, Nikola shares intimate sentiments through his virtuosic fingers and the expressive keys of his piano.

Arashk Azizi
Apr 173 min read


Panpsychism by Test Patterns
I’ve always been drawn to the idea that consciousness isn’t a privilege reserved for humans. What if everything—objects, places, even the air between us—has its own form of awareness? It may be beyond our comprehension, but it’s a poetic and powerful notion. This idea is called panpsychism, and it’s the perfect name for Test Patterns’ latest album.

Arashk Azizi
Apr 133 min read


The Perfect Soundtrack for Reading
Reading is a deeply personal and immersive experience, allowing the mind to explore new worlds, ideas, and emotions.

John Ariel
Mar 303 min read


Dolly Suite by Eranova Ensemble
Dolly Suite is one of the brightest and most delicate pieces by the French composer Gabriel Fauré.

Arashk Azizi
Feb 272 min read


Ester Mägi: The First Lady of Estonian Music
Ester Mägi (1922–2021) was one of Estonia’s most distinguished composers, often referred to as the “First Lady of Estonian Music."

Arashk Azizi
Feb 224 min read


"Schubert: Ländler," by Pierre-Laurent Aimard
One of the most noteworthy classical releases of 2024 is the album "Schubert: Ländler," performed by the pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard

John Ariel
Jan 152 min read


Not Yet Home by Aaron Vaurio Jackson
Aaron Vaurio Jackson’s Not Yet Home is a soundscape of longing, and a diary of contrasts It is a sonic map, a map of the heart.

Arashk Azizi
Jan 103 min read


Arashk Azizi: The Storyteller of Modern Classical Music
Arashk Azizi, an Iranian-born composer, pianist, and music producer currently based in Tallinn, Estonia, is an artist who epitomizes the fus

Riia Mallat
Dec 26, 20244 min read


Cycle of Life by Orhun Alaşıklık
The improvised brushstrokes of Orhun Alaşıklık’s piano, painted across a sonic canvas, come together to form three evocative musical portrai

Arashk Azizi
Dec 26, 20242 min read


Winter Solstice by Michael Evan Moore
Michael Evan Moore’s Winter Solstice EP is a beautifully crafted tribute to the quiet grandeur of the longest night of the year.

Arashk Azizi
Dec 2, 20243 min read


Meet Matteo Ramon Arevalos: Contemporary Classical Composer & Pianist
Matteo Ramon Arevalos stands out as a gifted composer and pianist in the realm of contemporary classical music. His works showcase a rare ab

Riia Mallat
Nov 14, 20243 min read


Little Arguments by Allen Constantine
Somber thoughts turned into notes, a beautiful manifestation of pain.

Arashk Azizi
Oct 25, 20243 min read


Burbank 2009 by Matthew Mirliani
“Burbank 2009” by Matthew Mirliani is a deeply personal musical work, capturing the composer’s emotions during a pivotal moment in his life.

Arashk Azizi
Aug 21, 20242 min read


“Transporting Leaves” by Tiger.A.
“Transporting Leaves” by Tiger.A. is a heartfelt solo piano album featuring eight improvised, calming pieces.

Arashk Azizi
Aug 11, 20242 min read
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