Calendar of Music Events
World Music Days & Estonian Music Days
The New Stroke
Estonian Electronic Music Society’s Ensemble:
Mihkel Tomberg
Ekke Västrik
Tarmo Johannes
Taavi Kerikmäe
Doris Hallmägi
Theodore Parker
Programme:
Ekke Västrik (b. 1988, Estonia)
New work (2019, premiere)
Andreja Andric (b. 1973, Serbia)
“Pocket Electronic Symphony #1” for performer with a smartphone (2017, Estonian premiere)
João Castro Pinto (b. 1977, Portugal)
“Obsidia – dos sons invisíveis ou das imagens audíveis” / “Obsidia – of the Invisible Sounds or of the Audible Images” for fixed media (2017)
Vahid Jahandari (b. 1992, Iran)
“The Vulture”
Jasna Veličković (b. 1974, Serbia)
“REMOTE ME” (2018, Estonian premiere)
Improvisation
At the end of 2017, the Estonian Electronic Music Society (EES) was founded, with the founding members and musicians Taavi Kerikmäe, Jaanus Siniväli and Ekke Västrik. The aim of the Society is to introduce and develop contemporary electronic music in Estonia. In order to achieve a wider audience, it is planned to systematically organize concerts, workshops, lectures and professional meetings to create an international audience for creative life, to record music, to publish and to present Estonian electronic music internationally.
Ticket 15/10€: Fienta
More info: WMD2019
Estonian Electronic Music Society’s Ensemble:
Mihkel Tomberg
Ekke Västrik
Tarmo Johannes
Taavi Kerikmäe
Doris Hallmägi
Theodore Parker
Programme:
Ekke Västrik (b. 1988, Estonia)
New work (2019, premiere)
Andreja Andric (b. 1973, Serbia)
“Pocket Electronic Symphony #1” for performer with a smartphone (2017, Estonian premiere)
João Castro Pinto (b. 1977, Portugal)
“Obsidia – dos sons invisíveis ou das imagens audíveis” / “Obsidia – of the Invisible Sounds or of the Audible Images” for fixed media (2017)
Vahid Jahandari (b. 1992, Iran)
“The Vulture”
Jasna Veličković (b. 1974, Serbia)
“REMOTE ME” (2018, Estonian premiere)
Improvisation
At the end of 2017, the Estonian Electronic Music Society (EES) was founded, with the founding members and musicians Taavi Kerikmäe, Jaanus Siniväli and Ekke Västrik. The aim of the Society is to introduce and develop contemporary electronic music in Estonia. In order to achieve a wider audience, it is planned to systematically organize concerts, workshops, lectures and professional meetings to create an international audience for creative life, to record music, to publish and to present Estonian electronic music internationally.
Ticket 15/10€: Fienta
More info: WMD2019
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