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This Wednesday will see the beginning of the popular week-long Tallinn Chamber Music Festival (August 23-30). During the festival, 10 concerts will take place in Tallinn\u2019s old town from influential Estonian and foreign musicians.<\/p>\n
The Tallinn Chamber Music Festival, will return for its 19th<\/sup> edition this week. The opening concert of the festival on Wednesday, will feature one of its most influential musicians – the Finnish violinist and composer Jan S\u00f6derblom<\/strong>. The concert will see performances of pieces from Chopin<\/strong>, Bottesini<\/strong>, and Dmitri \u0160ostakovit\u0161<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The overarching theme of the 10 concerts which make up this year\u2019s festival is \u201cSymbiosis\u201d. Highlighting the power of culture as a glue in society, despite current events in the world that are driving people apart.<\/p>\n The composer in residence of the diverse programme is the renowned Estonian pianist and composer Rein Rannap<\/strong>. The festival will also feature a concert on August 27 dedicated to the composer, which highlights many of his earlier pieces.<\/p>\n