S\u00fcgisjazz, which is known in English as Autumn Jazz, is the autumn concert season organised by Jazzkaar. It will return from 11 September until 14 October, with five artists from six countries performing in five Estonian cities at\u2026eight venues. S\u00fcgisjazz 2026 offers a deliberately varied programme: Estonian folk music meeting contemporary jazz, Brazilian traditions meeting improvisation, French chanson being reinterpreted, and experimental combinations of voice, electronics, and acoustic instruments. As it\u2019s so spread out during its month-long calendar, fans should be able to attend as many concerts as they want.<\/p>\n
The first night of S\u00fcgisjazz features Paabel, one of Estonia\u2019s best-known folk ensembles. After a 12-year break, they are releasing their new album, \u201cAjatu\u201d, or \u201cTimeless\u201d, which is the band\u2019s fifth full-length album. They will be the centre of this year\u2019s festival, performing\u2026you guessed it\u2026five times in five cities, although only once in each city.<\/p>\n
A French and Norwegian trio called T.I.M., or Tomorrow Is Minimalist, will perform at Philly Joe\u2019s Jazz Club in Tallinn on 13 September. Brazilian Frederico Heliodoro<\/b> will perform on 28 September in Tallinn\u2019s Fotografiska, and the Rebecca Kontus Trio from Estonia will present its new album \u201cHymne \u00e0 l\u2019amour\u201d at P\u00f5hjala Factory in Tallinn on 29 September. And on 10 October, Estonian artist Maarja Nuut<\/b> will perform in the Kumu Auditorium with the British vocal ensemble Shards, and their Swiss drummer.<\/p>\n