NF 2017
02.08.2017 Tallinn, Noblessner foundry, 7pm Nargenfestival and Von Krahl Theatre present: musical incantation NATIVITY WORDSDirector: Peeter Jalakas On the stage: Estonian National Male Choir, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Reigo Ahven and Viljandi Drumlab, rune singer Ilona Korhonen (Finland) ja Von Krahl Theatre actors. Conductor Tõnu Kaljuste and director Peeter Jalakas continue the cycle of grand pieces based on the music of Veljo Tormis with the joint musical production of 'Nativity Words' by Von Krahl Theatre, Nargen Opera and Nargenfestival. 'Nativity Words' has been created as the beginning of the mythical time cycle which at the same time marks its closing with the memorable for the audience and Estonian culture history 'Estonian ballads'(2004), 'Estonian women's songs'(2006) and 'Estonian men's songs'(2008) as the background. Nativity Words blends archaic mind patterns with technologically digital treatment of the world, synthesizes mythology and futurism and reconciles sacral perception with the spirit of idealizing the contemporary world's novelty. The production retains the rustic content but dresses Veljo Tormis up in digital creased trousers and has him to sit in the yet uninvented vessel. The performance rows through such works of Veljo Tormis as 'Creation of the World' from Izhorian epic, cantata 'Nativity Words', 'Kalevala's 17th rune song', 'Said Lembitu', Etude with Juhan Viiding. 'They sing on the ship' Tickets are on sale in Von Krahl ticket selling system www.vonkrahl.ee/piletid and Von Krahl Cafe | |
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03.08.2017 Tallinn, Noblessner foundry, 7pm Nargenfestival and Von Krahl Theatre present: musical incantation NATIVITY WORDSDirector: Peeter Jalakas On the stage: Estonian National Male Choir, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Reigo Ahven and Viljandi Drumlab, rune singer Ilona Korhonen (Finland) ja Von Krahl Theatre actors. Conductor Tõnu Kaljuste and director Peeter Jalakas continue the cycle of grand pieces based on the music of Veljo Tormis with the joint musical production of 'Nativity Words' by Von Krahl Theatre, Nargen Opera and Nargenfestival. 'Nativity Words' has been created as the beginning of the mythical time cycle which at the same time marks its closing with the memorable for the audience and Estonian culture history 'Estonian ballads'(2004), 'Estonian women's songs'(2006) and 'Estonian men's songs'(2008) as the background. Nativity Words blends archaic mind patterns with technologically digital treatment of the world, synthesizes mythology and futurism and reconciles sacral perception with the spirit of idealizing the contemporary world's novelty. The production retains the rustic content but dresses Veljo Tormis up in digital creased trousers and has him to sit in the yet uninvented vessel. The performance rows through such works of Veljo Tormis as 'Creation of the World' from Izhorian epic, cantata 'Nativity Words', 'Kalevala's 17th rune song', 'Said Lembitu', Etude with Juhan Viiding. 'They sing on the ship' Tickets are on sale in Von Krahl ticket selling system www.vonkrahl.ee/piletid and Von Krahl Cafe | |
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04.08.2017 Tallinn, Noblessner foundry, 7pm Nargenfestival and Von Krahl Theatre present: musical incantation NATIVITY WORDSDirector: Peeter Jalakas On the stage: Estonian National Male Choir, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Reigo Ahven and Viljandi Drumlab, rune singer Ilona Korhonen (Finland) ja Von Krahl Theatre actors. Conductor Tõnu Kaljuste and director Peeter Jalakas continue the cycle of grand pieces based on the music of Veljo Tormis with the joint musical production of 'Nativity Words' by Von Krahl Theatre, Nargen Opera and Nargenfestival. 'Nativity Words' has been created as the beginning of the mythical time cycle which at the same time marks its closing with the memorable for the audience and Estonian culture history 'Estonian ballads'(2004), 'Estonian women's songs'(2006) and 'Estonian men's songs'(2008) as the background. Nativity Words blends archaic mind patterns with technologically digital treatment of the world, synthesizes mythology and futurism and reconciles sacral perception with the spirit of idealizing the contemporary world's novelty. The production retains the rustic content but dresses Veljo Tormis up in digital creased trousers and has him to sit in the yet uninvented vessel. The performance rows through such works of Veljo Tormis as 'Creation of the World' from Izhorian epic, cantata 'Nativity Words', 'Kalevala's 17th rune song', 'Said Lembitu', Etude with Juhan Viiding. 'They sing on the ship' Tickets are on sale in Von Krahl ticket selling system www.vonkrahl.ee/piletid and Von Krahl Cafe | |
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05.08.2017 Tallinn, Noblessner foundry, 7pm Nargenfestival and Von Krahl Theatre present: musical incantation NATIVITY WORDSDirector: Peeter Jalakas On the stage: Estonian National Male Choir, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Reigo Ahven and Viljandi Drumlab, rune singer Ilona Korhonen (Finland) ja Von Krahl Theatre actors. Conductor Tõnu Kaljuste and director Peeter Jalakas continue the cycle of grand pieces based on the music of Veljo Tormis with the joint musical production of 'Nativity Words' by Von Krahl Theatre, Nargen Opera and Nargenfestival. 'Nativity Words' has been created as the beginning of the mythical time cycle which at the same time marks its closing with the memorable for the audience and Estonian culture history 'Estonian ballads'(2004), 'Estonian women's songs'(2006) and 'Estonian men's songs'(2008) as the background. Nativity Words blends archaic mind patterns with technologically digital treatment of the world, synthesizes mythology and futurism and reconciles sacral perception with the spirit of idealizing the contemporary world's novelty. The production retains the rustic content but dresses Veljo Tormis up in digital creased trousers and has him to sit in the yet uninvented vessel. The performance rows through such works of Veljo Tormis as 'Creation of the World' from Izhorian epic, cantata 'Nativity Words', 'Kalevala's 17th rune song', 'Said Lembitu', Etude with Juhan Viiding. 'They sing on the ship' Tickets are on sale in Von Krahl ticket selling system www.vonkrahl.ee/piletid and Von Krahl Cafe | |
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07.08.2017 Tallinn, Noblessner foundry, 7pm Nargenfestival and Von Krahl Theatre present: musical incantation NATIVITY WORDSDirector: Peeter Jalakas On the stage: Estonian National Male Choir, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Reigo Ahven and Viljandi Drumlab, rune singer Ilona Korhonen (Finland) ja Von Krahl Theatre actors. Conductor Tõnu Kaljuste and director Peeter Jalakas continue the cycle of grand pieces based on the music of Veljo Tormis with the joint musical production of 'Nativity Words' by Von Krahl Theatre, Nargen Opera and Nargenfestival. 'Nativity Words' has been created as the beginning of the mythical time cycle which at the same time marks its closing with the memorable for the audience and Estonian culture history 'Estonian ballads'(2004), 'Estonian women's songs'(2006) and 'Estonian men's songs'(2008) as the background. Nativity Words blends archaic mind patterns with technologically digital treatment of the world, synthesizes mythology and futurism and reconciles sacral perception with the spirit of idealizing the contemporary world's novelty. The production retains the rustic content but dresses Veljo Tormis up in digital creased trousers and has him to sit in the yet uninvented vessel. The performance rows through such works of Veljo Tormis as 'Creation of the World' from Izhorian epic, cantata 'Nativity Words', 'Kalevala's 17th rune song', 'Said Lembitu', Etude with Juhan Viiding. 'They sing on the ship' Tickets are on sale in Von Krahl ticket selling system www.vonkrahl.ee/piletid and Von Krahl Cafe | |
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08.08.2017 Tallinn, Noblessner foundry, 7pm Nargenfestival and Von Krahl Theatre present: musical incantation NATIVITY WORDSDirector: Peeter Jalakas On the stage: Estonian National Male Choir, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Reigo Ahven and Viljandi Drumlab, rune singer Ilona Korhonen (Finland) ja Von Krahl Theatre actors. Conductor Tõnu Kaljuste and director Peeter Jalakas continue the cycle of grand pieces based on the music of Veljo Tormis with the joint musical production of 'Nativity Words' by Von Krahl Theatre, Nargen Opera and Nargenfestival. 'Nativity Words' has been created as the beginning of the mythical time cycle which at the same time marks its closing with the memorable for the audience and Estonian culture history 'Estonian ballads'(2004), 'Estonian women's songs'(2006) and 'Estonian men's songs'(2008) as the background. Nativity Words blends archaic mind patterns with technologically digital treatment of the world, synthesizes mythology and futurism and reconciles sacral perception with the spirit of idealizing the contemporary world's novelty. The production retains the rustic content but dresses Veljo Tormis up in digital creased trousers and has him to sit in the yet uninvented vessel. The performance rows through such works of Veljo Tormis as 'Creation of the World' from Izhorian epic, cantata 'Nativity Words', 'Kalevala's 17th rune song', 'Said Lembitu', Etude with Juhan Viiding. 'They sing on the ship' Tickets are on sale in Von Krahl ticket selling system www.vonkrahl.ee/piletid and Von Krahl Cafe | |
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02.09.2017 St John's Church (Jaani kirik), Tallinn, 7 pm ARVO PÄRT DAYS 2017 OPENING CONCERT: COLLAGEArvo Pärt – Collage über B-A-C-H Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir The program of Arvo Pärt Days opening concert, performed by Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Tallinn Chamber Orchestra and conducted by Tõnu Kaljuste, includes Arvo Pärt's works of both earlier and later period and creates a thematic bridge between the great Baroque master J. S. Bach and the latest work of a young Estonian composer Pärt Uusberg. | |
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03.09.2017 Paide Church, 1 pm ARVO PÄRT DAYS 2017: SUMMAArvo Pärt – Collage über B-A-C-H Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir The program of Arvo Pärt Days opening concert, performed by Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Tallinn Chamber Orchestra and conducted by Tõnu Kaljuste, includes Arvo Pärt's works of both earlier and later period and creates a thematic bridge with the latest work of a young Estonian composer Pärt Uusberg. | |
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03.09.2017 Rapla Church, 7 pm ARVO PÄRT DAYS 2017: SUMMAArvo Pärt – Collage über B-A-C-H Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir The program of Arvo Pärt Days opening concert, performed by Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Tallinn Chamber Orchestra and conducted by Tõnu Kaljuste, includes Arvo Pärt's works of both earlier and later period and creates a thematic bridge with the latest work of a young Estonian composer Pärt Uusberg. | |
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04.09.2017 Tallinn Gustav Adolf Grammar School, Meder's hall, 7 pm ARVO PÄRT DAYS 2017: VATER UNSERArvo Pärt Vater unser YXUS Ensemble: | |
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05.09.2017 Tallinn Tynismae Science School (Tõnismäe Reaalkool), 7 pm ARVO PÄRT DAYS 2017: KANON POKAJANENArvo Pärt – Kanon Pokajanen Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir The album of Arvo Pärt's music Kanon Pokajanen, recorded by Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and conducted by Tõnu Kaljuste, was nominated for Grammy's award in best contemporary sound work and received accolades from prominent music magazines Gramophone and BBC Music Magazine. | |
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06.09.2017 Rakvere Gymnasium, 6 pm ARVO PÄRT DAYS 2017: SUMMAArvo Pärt – Collage über B-A-C-H Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir The program of Arvo Pärt Days opening concert, performed by Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Tallinn Chamber Orchestra and conducted by Tõnu Kaljuste, includes Arvo Pärt's works of both earlier and later period and creates a thematic bridge with the latest work of a young Estonian composer Pärt Uusberg. | |
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07.09.2017 Viljandi St Paul's Church (Pauluse kirik), 6 pm ARVO PÄRT DAYS 2017: SUMMAArvo Pärt – Collage über B-A-C-H Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir The program of Arvo Pärt Days opening concert, performed by Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Tallinn Chamber Orchestra and conducted by Tõnu Kaljuste, includes Arvo Pärt's works of both earlier and later period and creates a thematic bridge with the latest work of a young Estonian composer Pärt Uusberg. | |
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08.09.2017 Tallinn Dome Church (Toomkirik), 7 pm ARVO PÄRT DAYS 2017: STABAT MATERIvan Moody – Simeron Goeyvaerts String Trio + (Belgium): The highly acclaimed Goeyvaerts String Trio from Belgium performs music in just intonation characterized by its unique sonic clarity. Arvo Pärt's creation Stabat Mater, recorded with three vocal soloists on the namesake disc (Challenge Classics), was included in the 2015 list of the ten best Arvo Pärt recordings of all time by the renowned British music magazine Gramophone. | |
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10.09.2017 Tartu St Paul's Church (Pauluse kirik), 6 pm ARVO PÄRT DAYS 2017: TINTINNABULIArvo Pärt – Triodion The Tallis Scholars (UK) The British vocal ensemble The Tallis Scholars first became famous as performers of Renaissance music, praised for their unique and pure sound quality. They recorded the disc Tintinnabuli (Gimell) for Arvo Pärt's 80th anniversary, accoladed by many and rated among the top ten Arvo Pärt's musical recordings by the well-known music magazine Gramophone. The concerts in Tallinn and Tartu are the joyous occasions for the Nargenfestival audience to listen to Arvo Pärt's musical works from the disc. | |
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11.09.2017 Tallinn St John's Church (Jaani kirik), 7 pm ARVO PÄRT DAYS 2017: BIRTHDAY CONCERT: TINTINNABULIArvo Pärt – Triodion The Tallis Scholars (UK) The British vocal ensemble The Tallis Scholars first became famous as performers of Renaissance music, praised for their unique and pure sound quality. They recorded the disc Tintinnabuli (Gimell) for Arvo Pärt's 80th anniversary, accoladed by many and rated among the top ten Arvo Pärt's musical recordings by the well-known music magazine Gramophone. The concerts in Tallinn and Tartu are the joyous occasions for the Nargenfestival audience to listen to Arvo Pärt's musical works from the disc. | |
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