Geneva / Moscow / Riga / Tallinn / Vilnius / Warsaw / Leipzig / Vianna / Munich / Glasgow / Lisbon / London / Tartu / Vītols / /
Company
Tubin (Concertino) Music / Estonian Music / Gehrmans Musikförlag / Gintaras Januševičius (Lithuania) Music / /
Country
Romania / Italy / Estonia / Latvia / Poland / France / Russia / United States / Brazil / Soviet Union / China / Lithuania / Scotland / Finland / Spain / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
the British Council Music Award / /
Facility
Villa Lobos Competition / Berlin Art University / Estonia Piano Factory / /
IndustryTerm
finance / /
NaturalFeature
Baltic Sea / /
Organization
Cologne Academy of Music / Tallinn Music High School / Paris Conservatoire and Berlin Art University / Estonian Academy of Music / European Union / /
Person
Ivari Ilja / VARDO RUMESSEN / Professors Aleksandra Juozapenaite-Eesmaa / Irina Zacharenkova / Alessandro Casagrande / Pascal Devoyon / Matti Raekallio / Eduard Tubin / Gang Sun / Alfred Brendel / Yang Ming / Mihkel Poll / Edwin Fischer / Rein Rannap / Artur Lemba / Joaquín Soriano / Arthur Rubinstein / William Kapell / Sten Lassmann / Alicia de Larrocha / Daniil Sayamov / Petras Geniušas / Lauri Väinmaa / Kai Ratassepp / Heljo Sepp / /
Position
rector / first pianist / composer / president / pianist / Chairman / Professor / pianist and piano teacher / great pianist / /
The First International Piano Competition in Estonia By Ia Remmel Piano playing has always been appreciated in Estonia. In the 19th century, all BalticGermans used to make music at home and there was a lively concert scene in two largest