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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.

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Estonian Music & Art News - Week 3, August 2025

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Estonian Music & Art News - Week 2, August 2025

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Persian Tunes – Arashk Azizi Brings Timeless Iranian Melodies to Tallinn

Persian Tunes Concert by Arashk Azizi

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Estonian Music & Art News - Week 1, August 2025

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Classical Concert in Kadriorg Art Museum

Estonian Composers, Classical Music, and the Digital Album Era

Estonia, despite its small population of just over 1.3 million, holds a significant place in the world of classical music. Over the past century, Estonian composers have contributed works of striking originality, blending Baltic folk traditions with contemporary trends. From the early 20th century’s national romanticism to today’s digitally distributed works, Estonia’s music scene has continually evolved, embracing new creative and technological possibilities.

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Estonian Music & Art News - Week 5, July 2025

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Estonian Music & Art News - Week 4, July 2025

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Tõnu Kõrvits: A Lyrical Voice Among Estonian Composers

Among the new generation of Estonian composers, Tõnu Kõrvits has emerged as one of the most poetic and emotionally resonant musical voices of his homeland. Drawing from a rich cultural heritage, his music blends contemporary classical language with folk motifs, dreamlike textures, and a sense of quiet introspection. Known for his deeply atmospheric soundscapes and evocative orchestrations, Kõrvits is not only a prominent composer in Estonia but also increasingly recognized on