Nils Schweckendiek conducts Estonian National Male Choir
Nils Schweckendiek conducts the Estonian National Male Choir on 17./18.09.2026 in Tallinn and Tartu with the world premiere of Joel Järventausta: Helmi as well as compositions by Fredrik Pacius, Jukka Tiensuu and Alex Freeman.
Vox Clamantis at Festival Musica Viva Osnabrück
Vox Clamantis features Arvo Pärt: Missa syllabica, Guillaume de Machaut: Mass Nostre Dame and Gregorian Chants at Festival Musica Viva Osnabrück in Georgsmarienhütte on 13 September 2026.
Martina Batic at rostrum of Gulbenkian Choir
Martina Batič is seen at rostrum of the Gulbenkian Choir in Lisbon on 20 November 2024 with A cappella music by Scarlatti, Seixas, de Almeida and Lopes Morago.
Helsinki Chamber Choir & Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir auf Tour
The two Grammy winners Helsinki Chamber Choir and Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir perform three concerts in Viljandi, Tallinn and Helsinki from 25-27 October 2024 with Nils Schweckendiek. The programme features Bruckner: Motets, compositions by Schönberg and Frank Martin: Mass for double choir.
Risto Joost conducts Mozart programme in Estonia
Risto Joost conducts Mozart: Requiem and Ave verum in four concerts with Vanemuine Theatre Orchestra & Choir & soloists in Rakvere, Vändra,Tartu and Viljandi from 31 October to 3 November 2024.
Sigvards Klava conducts Flemish Radio Choir
Sigvards Klava conducts the Flemish Radio Choir in five concert from 22-30 November 2024. The programme presents music by Philip Glass, Steve Reich, David Lang, Michael Nyman, Thomas Jennefelt and Wim Mertens.
Kaspars Putnins conducts Swedish Radio Choir
Kaspars Putnins conducts the Swedish Radio Choir in Stockholm on 16 November 2024. The programme encompasses Brahms: Warum ist das Licht gegeben op. 74/1 and Schnittke: 12 Penitential Psalms.
Risto Joost & Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn: Mozart & Erkki-Sven Tüür
Risto Joost conducts the Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn in Heilbronn and Ulm on 16 & 17 October 2024. The programme includes Mozart: Symphonies KV 16 and KV 551 as well as Erkki-Sven Tüür: Violin concerto No. 2.