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29.4.2025 | Culture

Jazzkaar 2025’s Main Headliner Is Finnish Princess of Jazz Jazzmeia Horn

Text Susanna Poikela
Photo Jazzmeia Horn

Jazzkaar 2025’s Main Headliner Is Finnish Princess of Jazz Jazzmeia Horn

 

The Jazzkaar festival will culminate with the performance of internationally acclaimed jazz singer Jazzmeia Horn on 1 May at the Alexela Concert Hall.

Horn, known for her exceptional voice, will arrive in Estonia and present her long-awaited studio album, “Messages”, which was released in October, at her concert.

Horn is considered one of the most significant interpreters of jazz of the new generation. Her beautiful and laser-precise intonation, innovative melodies, and unique stage charisma make a lasting impression on audiences.

Horn’s very apt first name, Jazzmeia, is not a stage name, but was given to her by her grandmother, who even before the singer’s birth predicted to her parents that they would have a musical child named Jazzmeia. Her grandmother’s prediction came true, and the girl received her unique, jazzy name.

Tickets for the final concert of Jazzkaar 2025 can be purchased here. The concert starts at 19:00 and doors open at 18:00.

 

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