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MY TALLINN
The Performing Arts
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Estonia is known to the world as the 'Singing Nation', and with good reason. Choir music has defined the Estonians' identity from the time of first national song festivals in the 19th century right up to the 'Singing Revolution' that heralded ...
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Sound and vision have a strong impact on our emotions and reactions. This iLIFE music concept created by Villu Veski, one of the most talented saxophone players in the Baltic region, lets people relax and regain their inspiration. In the unique ...
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If you really need to make an impression on somebody, then this is the way to do it! The unique environment, soul-touching music combined with delicious food and wine will make this a perfect event. Whether you want to rock out or listen to ...
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Everyone has music in their soul – sometimes it's just a matter of bringing it out! In this three-hour workshop participants get the chance to practice singing, dancing and playing musical instruments. After a bit of rehearsal they'll look and ...
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In this fun, drama-based exercise, your group will be taken to a local theatre and given the task creating short plays based on a pre-arranged theme. You'll be assisted in your efforts by real theatre professionals who will teach you the tricks ...
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Look out Hollywood! In this programme you'll be making a your very own short film, special effects and all. A theme for the film, such as 'The A-Team', will be decided well in advance. The day starts with a short acting course, an introduction ...
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This specially designed programme by the folk-group Savijalakesed (Clay Feet) not only presents Estonian folk music and dance, it also introduces traditional folk music instruments, many of which have been fashioned from animal horns, bark, ...
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