Veljo Tormis – Past Concerts

Program includes works by Hugo Alfvén, Einojuhani Rautavaara, Pärt Uusberg, Arvo Pärt, Thomas Jennefelt, Jurjanu Andrejs, Wilhelm Stenhammar, and Veljo Tormis.

Program includes works by Hugo Alfvén, Einojuhani Rautavaara, Pärt Uusberg, Arvo Pärt, Thomas Jennefelt, Jurjanu Andrejs, Wilhelm Stenhammar, and Veljo Tormis.

Program includes works by Sarah Quartel, Bernat Vivancos, William Cornysh, Cassandra Wilson, Veljo Tormis, Christine Donkin, William Billings, Reena Esmail, J. David Moore, and Michele Weir.

Veljo Tormis — Overture No. 2
Benjamin Britten — Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 15
Sergei Prokofiev — Symphony No. 6 in E-flat minor, Op. 111

Veljo Tormis — Overture No. 2
Benjamin Britten — Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 15
Sergei Prokofiev — Symphony No. 6 in E-flat minor, Op. 111

Veljo Tormis — Overture No. 2
Benjamin Britten — Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 15
Sergei Prokofiev — Symphony No. 6 in E-flat minor, Op. 111

Choral music from around the Baltic Sea, written for women's voices.

Choral music from around the Baltic Sea, written for women's voices.

The finest contemporary choral music today from Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania.

The Young Women's Chorus, the touring ensemble of the Young Women's Choral Projects of San Francisco, joins the small ensembles of Seattle Pro Musica for a collaborative concert.

Delightful songs from around the world, arranged by Veljo Tormis (Estonia), Gustav Holst (England), Aaron Copland (U.S.), and many others.

Delightful songs from around the world, arranged by Veljo Tormis (Estonia), Gustav Holst (England), Aaron Copland (U.S.), and many others.

Works by Bouzignac, Charpentier, Faure, Tormis, Idumean, Wyers, and others.

Music spanning a thousand years of Baltic and Nordic choral music, from medieval chant to contemporary works by Rautavaara, Mäntyjärvi, Kreek and Tormis, and a piece by Ešenvalds that recreates the wonder of the northern lights in sound using voices, chimes and tuned water goblets.

Music spanning a thousand years of Baltic and Nordic choral music, from medieval chant to contemporary works by Rautavaara, Mäntyjärvi, Kreek and Tormis, and a piece by Ešenvalds that recreates the wonder of the northern lights in sound using voices, chimes and tuned water goblets.

Music spanning a thousand years of Baltic and Nordic choral music, from medieval chant to contemporary works by Rautavaara, Mäntyjärvi, Kreek and Tormis, and a piece by Ešenvalds that recreates the wonder of the northern lights in sound using voices, chimes and tuned water goblets.

Music spanning a thousand years of Baltic and Nordic choral music, from medieval chant to contemporary works by Rautavaara, Mäntyjärvi, Kreek and Tormis, and a piece by Ešenvalds that recreates the wonder of the northern lights in sound using voices, chimes and tuned water goblets.

Music spanning a thousand years of Baltic and Nordic choral music, from medieval chant to contemporary works by Mäntyjärvi, Kreek and Tormis, and a piece by Ešenvalds that recreates the wonder of the northern lights in sound using voices, chimes and tuned water goblets.

Known for their genre-extending multimedia performances integrating singing, digital video, and movement, Vox Populi will perform music by Estonian composer Vijo Tormis, including song cycles Autumn Landscape, Modal Etudes, and other selections.

Immerse yourself in the colorful harmonies of Four Slovak Folk Songs by Béla Bartók, Chansons Francaises by Francis Poulenc, ancient folk melodies from the Forgotten Peoples Cycle by Estonian composer Veljo Tormis, and Brahms' Gypsy Songs. You will also hear critically acclaimed concert pianist William Chapman Nyaho play folk songs from his native Ghana and a selection of inspired American folk songs by James Erb and composer-in-residence John David Earnest.