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In the season of 2021\/2022, the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra and Olari Elts, chief conductor of the orchestra, will be bringing to the audience seven concert series, including two brand new ones:<\/p>\n
New: THE SONG OF THE EARTH<\/strong> New: AUDIO SPA<\/strong> will be focussed on relaxing music, the sounds of Walpurgis Night, and minimalism. The sounds of ERSO will bring peace of mind. Please note!\u00a0The concerts will begin at 9 p.m.<\/p>\n MAESTRO<\/strong> HARMONY<\/strong> ROMANTICISM<\/strong> PIANO CONCERTO<\/strong> SYMPHONIC LUNCHES<\/strong> Each series consists of four concerts, only the day-time \u2018Symphonic Lunches\u2019 concert series consists of seven concerts. As has become customary, ERSO\u2019s concerts often come with a pre-concert or a pre-concert discussion panel. Series tickets will go on sale publicly on\u00a028 June, single tickets 15 August 2021.<\/strong> With the opening concert \u2018Echo of Lost Forests\u2019<\/strong> of the \u2018Song of the Earth\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0concert series,\u00a0Olari Elts<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0ERSO<\/strong>\u00a0will be focussing on the topic of forests. Martin Kuuskmann<\/strong>, an Estonian bassoon virtuoso<\/strong> residing in the United States, will we premi\u00e8ring P\u00e1ll Ragnar P\u00e1lsson\u2019s Bassoon Concerto which was commissioned by ERSO.<\/p>\n The\u00a0\u2018Sea Music\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0concert is part of the extensive \u2018Sea of Music\u2019 project which brings together symphony orchestras from different Baltic Sea countries. The project was initiated by the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the participants include the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra from Hamburg, Szczecini from Poland, and the Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra from Denmark, in addition to ERSO. All those orchestras wish to have a say in the increasingly concerning environmental issues, with the Baltic Sea being focussed on this season. The wonderful sea-themed programme was put together by Jun M\u00e4rkl<\/strong> who is the Music Director of the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra as of 2021, and also serves as the Artistic Adviser of the Taiwan Philharmonic, and as the Principal\u00a0Guest Conductor of the Residentie Orchestra of the Hague.<\/p>\n The Dutch\u00a0conductor Bas Wiegers<\/strong>\u00a0will be bringing to the audience as the main piece of the\u00a0\u2018Firebird\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0concert the music of Stravinsky\u2019s fairytale ballet of the same name. The concert will begin with dances from the Argentinian composer Alberto Ginastera\u2019s ranch life-themed ballet \u2018Estancia\u2019, the Japanese composer T\u00f4ru Takemitsu\u2019s \u2018Nostalgia\u2019 has been dedicated to the Russian film director Andrei Tarkovski, and Principal Violin\u00a0Triin Ruubel-Lilleberg<\/strong> will be performing as a soloist in front of ERSO.<\/p>\n The final concert of the series will be organised in cooperation with the Estonian Music Days and bears the title\u00a0\u2018Different\u2019<\/strong>, as it is always possible to think\u00a0differently<\/em>, act\u00a0differently<\/em>\u00a0\u2013 and it is up to us what this\u00a0different<\/em>\u00a0entails. Kaspar M\u00e4nd will be conducting both new and well-known works of Estonian composers.<\/p>\n I:\u00a0ECHO OF LOST FORESTS II:\u00a0SEA MUSIC III:\u00a0FIREBIRD IV:\u00a0ESTONIAN MUSIC DAYS BUY SERIES TICKET<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The concert series which will be brought to life by\u00a0Olari Elts<\/strong>, Chief Conductor of ERSO, will be awaiting the audiences a bit later than usual.\u00a0The concerts will begin at 9 p.m.<\/p>\n The opening concert of the series, \u2018Become Ocean\u2019<\/strong>,\u00a0will be combining the ocean theme into one whole as a metaphor. The music of two American composers, namesakes, and contemporaries will be heard.\u00a0\u2018The Dharma at Big Sur\u2019 by John Adams<\/strong> (born in 1947), one of the most popular contemporary American composers, was written to celebrate the opening of the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles in 2003. Big Sur is a strip of the coast with wondrous and rough cliff walls between Santa Cruz and Santa Barbara. In the words of the composer himself, the piece is meant to express the moment, the so-called shock of recognition of reaching the edge of the land mass of the continent. The piece was created for the American violinist and composer\u00a0Tracy Silverman<\/strong>, who is dedicated to redefining the violin in contemporary music and to developing the six-string electric violin.\u00a0The New Yorker<\/em> has dubbed John Luther Adams<\/strong> (born in 1953) one of the most original musical thinkers of the new century. His music is inspired by nature, especially by the landscapes of his home of many years in Alaska. ERSO will be playing his piece \u2018Become Ocean\u2019, which won the Pulitzer prize for music in 2014.<\/p>\n The\u00a0\u2018Nocturanus\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0concert is focussed on the galaxy and of the topic of the change from night to day, from dark to light. The pieces played include \u2018Elongation of Nights\u2019 by the Lithuanian younger generation composer Just\u0117 Janulyt\u0117, who is primarily focussing on monochrome music, and T\u00f5nu K\u00f5rvits\u2019 \u2018Nocturanus\u2019 for the gongs, string instruments, and electronic instruments, the title of which consists of the words \u2018nocturne\u2019 or the song of the night, and \u2018Uranus\u2019.<\/p>\n On the Walpurgis Night<\/strong>,\u00a0the audience will be crazed with numerous pieces inspired by this night and the series will be completed with\u00a0Arvo P\u00e4rt\u2019s<\/strong>\u00a0Fourth Symphony, titled \u2018Los Angeles\u2019, which will be conducted by\u00a0Neeme J\u00e4rvi<\/strong>. Sharon Bezaly<\/strong>, who has been referred to as \u2018the Paganini of the flute\u2019, will be performing as a soloist in front of the orchestra.<\/p>\n I:\u00a0BECOME OCEAN II: NOCTURANUS III: WALPURGIS NIGHT IV: J\u00c4RVI & P\u00c4RT BUY SERIES TICKET<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n The season will begin in the dance rhythm under the baton of the Chief Conductor\u00a0Olari Elts<\/strong>, with the dances by Adams, Richard Strauss, and Rachmaninov for the symphony orchestra. The Finnish conductor Leif Segerstam will be combining great works of Sibelius and Tchaikovsky with his own newest symphony which is dedicated to the memory of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. The concerts in November will be celebrating the 65th birthday of the beloved pianist\u00a0Kalle Randalu<\/strong> \u2013 in two consecutive evenings, he will again be playing all of Beethoven\u2019s five piano concertos with ERSO, the first three of which in the \u2018Maestro\u2019 concert series, which will be conducted by\u00a0Juha Kangas<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The final concert of the series will be dedicated to the music of\u00a0Dmitri Shostakovich<\/strong>. The cellist\u00a0Alexander Ramm<\/strong>, who won the silver medal at the Tchaikovsky Competition in 2015, will be playing in front of ERSO. The orchestra will be conducted by one of the most renowned interpreters of Shostakovich,\u00a0Michail Jurowski<\/strong>, who has been working as the Chief Conductor of the Semperoper Dresden, the Oper Leipzig, the Deutsche Oper Berlin, as well as the WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne since emigrating from the Soviet Union in 1989. His career has been made special, however, by his personal relationship with Dmitri Shostakovich, including playing\u00a0four-hand\u00a0piano\u00a0pieces together.<\/p>\n I: SEASON OPENING CONCERT. I Still Dance<\/strong> II: SEGERSTAM & TCHAIKOVSKY III: RANDALU & BEETHOVEN I. Kalle Randalu 65 IV: JUROWSKI & SHOSTAKOVICH BUY SERIES TICKET<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n In the opening concert<\/strong>\u00a0of the series<\/strong>, ERSO<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Olari Elts, Chief Conductor of the orchestra<\/strong>, will be bringing to the stage of the Estonia Concert Hall\u00a0the hallmark works by Sibelius, as well as new pieces which are, however, also deeply rooted in traditions. \u2018Composers are writing new layers of the story of music \u2013 even if their pieces are very directly connected to what has already been created,\u2019 says Lotta Wenn\u00e4koski, a highly-regarded contemporary Finnish composer, referring to the title of the piece \u2018Verdigris\u2019 which has been influenced by Sibelius\u2019 \u2018En Saga\u2019. T\u00f5nu K\u00f5rvits\u2019 Trumpet Concerto will be premi\u00e8red\u00a0by ERSO’s Principal Trumpet\u00a0Indrek Vau<\/strong>\u00a0as the soloist. The young musicians from the Tallinn Music High School, which will be celebrating its 60th birthday this autumn, will also soon be writing new layers for the story of Estonian music.<\/p>\n We will be welcoming\u00a0Leon Botstein<\/strong>, who was unable to travel to Estonia due to the restrictions last spring, to\u00a0conduct ERSO for the first time. He is the Chief\u00a0Conductor of the American Symphony Orchestra in New York and of the innovative Orchestra Now. Botstein works with numerous different orchestras worldwide and is the editor of the prestigious American music science magazine The Musical Quarterly<\/em>. The concert will be held in cooperation with the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre.<\/p>\n Various ensembles of ERSO will be providing a colourful introspective into Czech music with the\u00a0\u2018Prague Serenade\u2019<\/strong> concert. The \u2018Harmony\u2019 concert series will be completed by the\u00a0\u2018<\/strong>Final Concert of the Season\u2019 by ERSO<\/strong>, and\u00a0Olari Elts<\/strong>\u00a0has decided to focus on the music by Johannes Brahms \u2013 the Violin Concerto and the\u00a0Symphony No. 1. The opening piece of the concert, \u2018Fantasy\u2019 by the German composer Detlev Glanert, has also been directly influenced by Brahms\u2019s 1st symphony.<\/p>\n I: ELTS & SIBELIUS. Tallinn Music High School 60 II: BOTSTEIN & DVO\u0158\u00c1K<\/strong> III: PRAGUE SERENADE IV: END OF THE SEASON CONCERT BUY SERIES TICKET<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n In the opening concert of the series, the representative orchestra of our southern neighbours with their brand new Principal Guest Conductor\u00a0Kristiina Poska<\/strong> will be taking the stage. Poska will start her third season as the Chief\u00a0Conductor of the Flanders Symphony Orchestra this autumn. The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra<\/strong>,\u00a0the history of which has been quite similar to that of ERSO, has always been tightly connected to Estonian conductors: in the period from 1990 to 1994, Paul M\u00e4gi was their Chief Conductor and Artistic Director, in the period from 2001 to 2006, however, this post was held by Olari Elts, the current Chief Conductor of ERSO. The Latvian representative orchestra has been referred to as the National Orchestra since 1990 and their primary performance venue is in the historic building of the Great Guild Hall in Riga. They will be serving the audience in Tallinn Tchaikovsky\u2019s \u2018Path\u00e9tique\u2019 and Khachaturyan\u2019s Violin Concerto with the incredible Principal Violin of the orchestra, Georg Sarkisjan<\/strong>, who has won numerous international competitions and is mainly dividing his time between German and Latvian orchestras, performing as the soloist.<\/p>\n ERSO and the Estonian Public Broadcasting will be celebrating their 95th birthdays together in December. The history of ERSO actually began when public broadcasting was established in Estonia. For this occasion, the\u00a0Chief Conductor and Artistic Director Olari Elts<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0the brilliant soloists of ERSO<\/strong> have planned something special and surprising.<\/p>\n In the\u00a0\u2018Winter Romance\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0concert, the new Principal Cello of the orchestra, Indrek Leivategija<\/strong>, who has been working in Germany for many years, first in the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra and then as the Co-Principal Cello of the Bamberg Symphony, will be performing as the soloist in front of ERSO. Andres Kaljuste<\/strong> will conduct Symphony No. 1 by Rachmaninov as the main piece of the concert. The opening piece and the pre-concert will be commemorating the composer Ester M\u00e4gi on what would have been her 100th birthday.<\/p>\n The\u00a0\u2018Fountains of Rome\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0concert will bring to the stage in front of ERSO the conductor Giordano Bellincampi<\/strong> who was born in Rome but has spent most of his life in Denmark, and is currently working as the Chief Conductor of the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra. The Rome-themed concert, which was actually planned for last spring, will now be performed to the audience with a partly updated programme. \u2018I am sure that each and every concert-goer in Tallinn will be able to travel back to Rome in their imagination at this concert or enjoy their first, scenic musical trip to the city,\u2019 says the conductor. Leonardo Colafelice<\/strong>,\u00a0a young pianist from Bari in Southern Italy, will be playing Piano Concerto No. 24 by Mozart.<\/p>\n BALTIC SYMPHONIC FESTIVAL: LATVIAN NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA & KRISTIINA POSKA Aram Khachaturyan. Violin Concerto in D minor ERSO 95 WINTER ROMANCE FOUNTAINS OF ROME BUY SERIES TICKET<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n The series will be opened by the winner of several international competitions, an Estonian pianist\u00a0Maksim Shtshura<\/strong>, who has been residing in London for years and will be playing one of Gershwin\u2019s best-known works \u2013 \u2018Rhapsody in Blue\u2019, which begins with an unforgettable clarinet solo. By his side, the conductor Jonathan Bloxham from the United Kingdom, who has already conducted prestigious European orchestras, will be taking the stage in front of ERSO for the first time. The concerts in November will be celebrating the 65th birthday of the beloved pianist\u00a0Kalle Randalu<\/strong> \u2013 on two consecutive evenings, Randalu, ERSO, and the conductor Juha Kangas will be performing all five of Beethoven\u2019s piano concertos with the last two being included in the \u2018Piano Concerto\u2019 series. Saint-Sa\u00ebns\u2019 Piano Concerto No. 2 will be brought to the audience by the winner of the 73rd Geneva International Piano Competition and the latest silver medallist of the Tchaikovsky Competition,\u00a0Dmitri Shishkin<\/strong>. The pianist was born in Chelyabinsk, resides in Switzerland, and is performing with the top Russian and European orchestras, giving concerts all over the world. Symphony No. 2 by Rachmaninov will be\u00a0conducted by one of the most well-known Russian conductors, Vassily Sinaisky<\/strong>, who last took the stage in front of ERSO in the autumn of 2020 after years of absence. The series will be completed by the silver medallist of the Tchaikovsky Competition in 2007,\u00a0Miroslav Kultyshev<\/strong>,\u00a0with Rachmaninov\u2019s Piano Concerto No. 2, and by ERSO\u2019s former Chief Conductor, Nikolai Alexeev<\/strong>, with the most powerful opus of\u00a0Prokofiev\u2019s\u00a0oeuvre \u2013 Symphony No. 5.<\/p>\n I: DVO\u0158\u00c1K<\/strong> & GERSHWIN II: RANDALU & BEETHOVEN II. Kalle Randalu 65 III: SINAISKY & RACHMANINOV
\nForest, sea, and land \u2013 symphonic music inspired by preserving our planet.<\/p>\n
\nThe maestros of the world of music in front of ERSO and grand pieces performed by ERSO.<\/p>\n
\nAn unforgettable experience of timeless classics.<\/p>\n
\nGreat pieces of the Romantic era will be performed and we will also be celebrating ERSO\u2019s jubilee and hosting the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra.<\/p>\n
\nThe best pianists and beloved piano concertos.<\/p>\n
\nA lunch break that invigorates the mind. The Thursday lunch concerts will be bringing to the audience the best selection of the Friday night programme.<\/p>\n
\nAll concerts of the series will be performed in the Estonia Concert Hall.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\n Series ticket\u00a0(four concerts): 74 \u20ac \/ 59 \u20ac*.<\/strong>
\n “Symphonic Lunches” series ticket (seven concerts): 35\u00a0\u20ac<\/strong>
\n Single tickets: 25 \u20ac \/ 18 \u20ac*.<\/strong><\/p>\n
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\nFro, 28.01.2022 at 7 pm (pre-concert event at 6 pm)<\/strong>
\nJean Sibelius.\u00a0“The Wood Nymph” (“Skogsr\u00e5et”)
\nM\u00e4rt-Matis Lill. “Echo of\u00a0Lost Forests” (“Kadunud metsade kaja”)
\nP\u00e1ll Ragnar P\u00e1lsson. Bassoon Concerto (premiere)
\nB\u00e9la Bart\u00f3k.\u00a0Suite from “The Wooden Prince”
\nMARTIN KUUSKMANN bassoon
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor OLARI ELTS<\/p>\n
\nFri, 4.02.2022 at 7 pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at 6 pm)<\/strong>
\nEster M\u00e4gi.\u00a0Symphonic picture “The Sea” (“Meri”)
\nEugen d\u2019Albert. Cantata “The Little Mermaid” (Das\u00a0Seejungfr\u00e4ulein”)
\nToshio Hosokawa. “Circulating Ocean”
\nMaurice Ravel. “A Boat on the Ocean” (“Une barque sur l’ocean”) from “Mirrors” (“Miroirs”)
\nClaude Debussy.\u00a0“The\u00a0Sea” (“La mer”), three symphonic sketches
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor JUN M\u00c4RKL<\/p>\n
\nFri, 8.04.2022 at 7 pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at 6 pm)<\/strong>
\nAlberto Ginastera.\u00a0Four Dances from “Estancia”
\nT\u00f4ru Takemitsu. “Nostalghia” (in memory of Andrei Tarkovsky)
\nIgor Stravinsky. “Firebird” (“L’oiseau de feu”)
\nTRIIN RUUBEL-LILLEBERG violin
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor BAS WIEGERS<\/p>\n
\nFri, 22.04.2022 at 7 pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at 6 pm)
\n<\/strong>Jonas Tarm.\u00a0New work (premiere)
\nT\u00f5nis Kaumann. New work\u00a0(premiere)
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor KASPAR M\u00c4ND<\/p>\n
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\nFri, 24.09.2021 at\u00a09 pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at\u00a08 pm)
\n<\/strong>John Adams. “The Dharma at Big Sur”\u00a0for electric violin and orchestra
\nJohn Luther Adams. “Become Ocean”
\nTRACY SILVERMAN\u00a0electric violin
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor OLARI ELTS<\/p>\n
\nFri, 1.04.2022 at\u00a09 pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at\u00a08 pm)<\/strong>
\nJust\u0117 Janulyt\u0117. “Elongation of Nights” for 21\u00a0strings
\nT\u00f5nu K\u00f5rvits. \u201cNocturanus\u201d\u00a0for gongs,\u00a0strings, and electronics
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor OLARI ELTS<\/p>\n
\nSat, 30.04.2022 at\u00a09\u00a0pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at\u00a08\u00a0pm)
\n<\/strong>Modest Mussorgski. “Night on the Bare Mountain”
\nOndrej Ad\u00e1mek. “Polednice”
\nRudolf Tobias.\u00a0“Walpurg\u00a0Burlesque”\u00a0(arr. by Eduard Tubin)
\nFelix Mendelssohn. “The\u00a0First Walpurgis Night”
\nEstonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor OLARI ELTS<\/p>\n
\nFri, 6.05. 2022 at\u00a09\u00a0pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at\u00a08\u00a0pm)<\/strong>
\nArvo P\u00e4rt
\nSymphony No.\u00a04 “Los Angeles”
\nSHARON BEZALY flute
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor NEEME J\u00c4RVI<\/p>\n
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\nFri, 10.09.2021 at 7 pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at 6 pm)<\/strong>
\nJohn Adams. “I Still Dance”
\nJust\u0117 Janulyt\u0117. “Apnea”\u00a0for string orchestra
\nRichard Strauss. Suite\u00a0from “The Knight of the Rose” (“Der Rosenkavalier”)
\nElis Hallik. \u201cFirehearted\u201d (premiere)
\nSergei Rachmaninov. “Symphonic Dances”
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor OLARI ELTS<\/p>\n
\nFri, 15.10.2021 at 7 pm\u00a0<\/strong>
\nLeif Segerstam. Symphony No. 344 “Saluting a royal soul…”, bordercrossingly\u2026<\/em>
\nJean Sibelius.\u00a0Suite from “Pell\u00e9as\u00a0et M\u00e9lisande” by Maeterlinck
\nPyotr Tchaikovsky. “Manfred Symphony”
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor LEIF SEGERSTAM<\/p>\n
\nThu, 11.11.2021 at 7 pm\u00a0<\/strong>
\nLudwig van Beethoven
\nPiano Concerto No. 1 in C major
\nPiano Concerto No. 2 in B flat major
\nPiano Concerto No. 3 in C minor
\nKALLE RANDALU\u00a0piano
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor JUHA KANGAS<\/p>\n
\nFri, 4.03.2022 at 7 pm
\n<\/strong>Dmitri Shostakovich
\nCello Concerto No. 2 in G major
\nSymphony No. 11 (\u201c1905\u201c) in G minor
\nALEXANDER RAMM cello
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor MICHAIL JUROWSKI<\/p>\n
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\nFri, 22.10.2021 at 7 pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at 6 pm)<\/strong>
\nJean Sibelius. Tone poem “En Saga”
\n<\/em>T\u00f5nu K\u00f5rvits. Trumpet Concerto (premiere)
\nLotta Wenn\u00e4koski. “Verdigris”
\nJean Sibelius. Symphony No. 5
\nINDREK VAU trumpet
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor OLARI ELTS<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong><\/em>Fri, 11.02.2022 at 7 pm\u00a0<\/strong>
\nEdward Elgar. Overture “In the South” (“Alassio”)
\nAnton\u00edn\u00a0Dvo\u0159\u00e1k. Symphony No. 6
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nSymphony Orchestra of the Estonian Music and Theatre Academy
\nConductor LEON BOTSTEIN<\/p>\n
\nFri, 11.03.2022 at 7 pm<\/strong>
\nJosef Suk.\u00a0Serenade for strings Op. 6
\n<\/em>Anton\u00edn Dvo\u0159\u00e1k. Serenade for strings, Op. 22
\n<\/em>Leo\u0161 Jan\u00e1\u010dek. Woodwind sextet\u00a0“Youth”\u00a0(“Ml\u00e1d\u00ed”)
\nERSO Woodwind Sextet and ERSO String Orchestra
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra<\/p>\n
\nFri, 13.05.2022 at 7 pm
\n<\/strong>Detlev Glanert. “Brahms-Fantasie”
\nJohannes Brahms. Violin Concerto in D major
\nJohannes Brahms. Symphony No 1 in C minor
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor OLARI ELTS<\/p>\n
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\nSat, 30.10.2021 at 7 pm
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\nPyotr Tchaikovsky. Symphony No. 6 \u201cPath\u00e9tique\u201d
\nGEORG SARKISJAN violin
\nLatvian\u00a0National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor KRISTIINA POSKA<\/p>\n
\nFri, 10.12.2021 at 7 pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at 6 pm)
\n<\/strong>ERSO soloists
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor OLARI ELTS<\/p>\n
\nFri, 14.01.2022 at 7 pm\u00a0(pre-concert event at 6 pm)<\/strong>
\nEster M\u00e4gi. Symphony
\nCamille Saint-Sa\u00ebns. Cello Concerto No. 1 in A minor
\nSergei Rachmaninov. Symphony No. 1 in D minor
\nINDREK LEIVATEGIJA cello
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor ANDRES KALJUSTE<\/p>\n
\nFri, 21.01.2022 at 7 pm<\/strong>
\nFranz Schubert. “Overture in the Italian Style”\u00a0in C major
\nWolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor, K. 491
\n<\/em>Ottorino Respighi. Symphonic poem “Fountains of Rome” (“Le Fontane di Roma”)
\n<\/em>Ottorino Respighi. Symphonic poem “Pines of Rome” (“Pini di Roma”)
\nLEONARDO COLAFELICE\u00a0piano
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor GIORDANO BELLINCAMPI<\/p>\n
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\nFri, 17.09.2021 at 7 pm<\/strong>
\nBenjamin Britten. “Sinfonia da requiem”
\nGeorge Gershwin. “Rhapsody\u00a0in Blue”
\nAnton\u00edn Dvo\u0159\u00e1k. Symphony No. 7 in D minor
\n<\/em>MAKSIM SHTSHURA piano
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor JONATHAN BLOXHAM<\/p>\n
\nFri, 12.11.2021 at 7 pm<\/strong>
\nLudwig van Beethoven
\nPiano Concerto No. 4 in G major
\nPiano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major
\n<\/em>KALLE RANDALU\u00a0piano
\n<\/em>Estonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor JUHA KANGAS<\/p>\n
\nFri, 18.02.2022 at 7 pm<\/strong>
\nCamille Saint-Sa\u00ebns. Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor
\nSergei Rachmaninov. Symphony No. 2 in E minor
\nDMITRY SHISHKIN piano
\nEstonian National Symphony Orchestra
\nConductor VASSILY SINAISKY<\/p>\n
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