Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF)
The festival is in full swing, showcasing a variety of feature films, documentaries, and shorts. Highlights include screenings of works from prominent Nordic and Baltic filmmakers, industry panels, and a strong focus on environmental themes. The festival continues to celebrate the power of storytelling with its impressive lineup of premieres and unique perspectives.
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Arvo Pärt Centre
Celebrating Arvo Pärt’s legacy, the centre is hosting exhibitions and guided tours, exploring the profound impact of his minimalist compositions on the global music scene. Special talks focus on how his music bridges the sacred and contemporary.
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ERSO (Estonian National Symphony Orchestra)
This week features a special performance of Ring Odyssey, a condensed version of Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen, conducted by Joseph Swensen. Taking place on November 22 at the Estonia Concert Hall, the concert condenses Wagner's 15-hour masterpiece into an accessible and immersive experience. Renowned soloists Aile Asszonyi (soprano) and Mati Turi (tenor) join the orchestra alongside the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre Symphony Orchestra for this ambitious project.
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Estonia Concert Hall
Alongside Ring Odyssey, ERSO’s "Symphonic Lunch" series continues, featuring Brilliant Oboe, a performance of works by Haydn and Brahms. This event showcases the solo virtuosity of principal oboist Riivo Kallasmaa.
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Tungevaag Concert in Tartu
Fans of electronic music gathered in Tartu on November 22 for a high-energy performance by Tungevaag, the Norwegian DJ and producer known for his upbeat tracks. This event marked a lively end to the week’s music festivities in Tartu.
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Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir Tours North America
The world-renowned Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir (EPCC) has embarked on its North American tour, performing works by Estonian composer Arvo Pärt. Their visit to major cities like New York and Toronto showcases Estonia’s rich choral traditions on the global stage.
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Tallinn's Art Scene: A New Exhibition
In Tallinn, the Kunstihoone Gallery opened its much-anticipated exhibition featuring contemporary works that delve into themes of identity and displacement. This event has attracted art enthusiasts and critics alike, affirming Tallinn’s dynamic presence in the global art scene
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Young Talent Recognition: Youth Music Awards
The Youth Music Awards, held in Tallinn on November 19, celebrated emerging Estonian musicians. Winners included innovative projects that integrate traditional Estonian sounds with modern electronic music. This annual event continues to nurture and spotlight young talent across the country.
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