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Pärnu Music Days | Tõnu Kaljuste: We want to wish Arvo Pärt well from every corner of Estonia where his music is now being heard

From Postimees · () Estonian

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  • Pärt Music Days, launched in 2010, traditionally close the Nargenfestival season in Estonia.
  • Concerts held nationwide from September 2 to 11 explore Arvo Pärt’s music alongside works from different eras and other composers.
  • The article includes a gallery from the festival weekend.

Pärt Music Days bring the Nargenfestival season to a distinguished close each year, continuing a tradition that began in 2010.

This year’s concerts take place across Estonia from September 2 to 11. They focus on different aspects of Arvo Pärt’s music, set his work alongside music from various eras, and create dialogues with other composers.

A gallery captures how the weekend unfolded at Pärt Music Days.

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