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A Singing City - Tallinn

Original title: Laulev linn

2010 | Documentary, Music Documentary | Director: Mikk Rand

Music documentary about the The Mixed Choir of the European Capital of Culture and its energetic conductor Veronika Portsmuth. The documentary follows their participation in the 6th World Choir Games in Shaoxing, China.

Happy people sing regardless of a lack of money and support from decision-makers - benevolent enthusiasm can go very far! The Mixed Choir of the European Capital of Culture 2011, initiated by the citizens of Tallinn, comprises of people from different fields of culture such as artists, actors, film directors, teachers, musicians, etc. They are passionate about singing and want to take their hometown to the world... Regardless of several obstacles, the choir is selected to compete at the Choir Olympics in Shanghai, which takes them to China. There, they represent their city at the World Expo 2010. Their motivation ...
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Vefieši

2008 | Students film, Documentary | Director: Paula Ligere
16th Estonian Days in Melbourne, Australia 95, Part 2

Title in Estonian: XVI Eesti Päevad Austraalias Melbourne 95, II jagu

1995-1996 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director: Lembit Blauhut

16th Estonian Days in Australia. Folk dance evening and choir performance at the Estonian House, Melbourne.

16th Estonian Days in Australia continue on December 29 with a folk dance celebration in the Estonian House, Melbourne. The folk dance group "Virmalised" of the expatriate Estonians in Sydney and the group "Vikerkaar" from Adelaide give their performances. After the programme, Bruno Metsar gives flower bouquets to the dance leaders Aaron Tamme, Madis Alvre, organizer Lembit Willems. Vilma Kiviväli expresses her gratitude to the participants. Choir concert takes place at the Estonian House on December 30. Women's choirs open the concert. Women's choir "Kodu" from Melbourne and the female singers of the mixed choir "Vanemuise" from Sydney perform the ...
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Expatriate Estonians in Australia, Film No. 11

Title in Estonian: Austraalia eestlased 11. film

1995-1996 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director: Lembit Blauhut

Estonian Consulate General in Sydney, activities of Estonian Houses and unions in Australia.

Women prepare for the evening gathering at the Estonian Consulate General in Sydney. Malle Rohver, the General Consul in Australia, talks about the consul's daily work and about Aldur Kaljo, the former General Consul. Those who are interested in Estonia will receive materials from the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Estonian Institute; introducing Estonia is one of the main activities of the General Consul. Soloist of Sydney Opera, Ingrid Silvaeus, is singing while being accompanied by the song's author Inno Salasoo. Malle Rohver recalls the death of her father in the prison camp in Russia and escaping the island ...
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Celebration of the Independence Day at School at 1991 (2)

Title in Estonian: Iseseisvuspäeva tähistamine Torontos 2/2

1991 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Celebration of the Independence Day in Toronto in 1991.

A mixed choir performs at a festive ceremony, conducted by Roman Toi.
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Arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto (2)

Title in Estonian: RAM-i poistekoori saabumine Torontosse 2/3

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär where the arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto has been shown in the autumn of 1989. The film depicts the reception and greeting by the local community.

Amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär where the arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto has been shown in the autumn of 1989. The film depicts the reception and greeting by the local community. The Boys' Choir is singing the song by Mihkel Lüdig "The Dawn" being conducted by Venno Laul, and the Estonian national anthem. At the end of the film the singers are received by their host families.
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Boys Choir Arrival (1)

Title in Estonian: RAM Poistekoori saabumine Torontosse

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär where the arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto has been shown in the autumn of 1989. The film depicts the reception and greeting by the local community.

The amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär shows the arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto in autumn 1989, their reception and greeting by the local community. Video begins with reception of the choir, festive speeches and the greeting song by the local male choir; also, Estonian and Canadian national flags can be seen in the background. The Boys' Choir arrives by school buses from the airport, together with the musicians from the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra. The Toronto Estonian House is bustling with people. Heikki Paara, head of the Estonian Song Society in Canada, ...
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Boys Choir Arrival (3)

The title in FA IS: Estonian Choirs in Toronto

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär where the arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto has been shown in the autumn of 1989. The film depicts the reception and greeting by the local community.

Amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär where the arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto has been shown in the autumn of 1989. The film depicts the reception and greeting by the local community. Welcoming speeches by the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Estonia Ilmar Heinsoo; Torono Male Choir is singing and the Boys' Choir is singing the song of Mihkel Lüdig "The Dawn" and the Estonian national anthem.
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Boys Choir in Toronto City Hall

Title in Estonian: RAM-i poistekoor Toronto linnavalitsuses

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The video recorded by Edgar Väär depicts the concert of the Boys' Choir of the National Men's Choir held in Toronto Town Hall in autumn of 1989.

The film recorded by Edgar Väär depicts the concert of the Boys' Choir of the National Academic Men's Choir held in Toronto Town Hall in the autumn of 1989. The film begins with showing the arrival of the singers to the building of the town hall. The Boys' Choir is singing in the main hall of Toronto New City Hall. The choir is singing "The Dawn" written by Mihkel Lüdig, the concert continues with the song in English, short speeches expressing gratitude are held. The concert ends with singing of "My fatherland is my love" written by Gustav Ernesaks.
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Boys Choir in Toronto supermarket

Title in Estonian: RAM-i poistekoor Toronto kaubanduskeskuses

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The video shot by Edgar Väär shows the concert of the Boys' Choir of the National Men's Choir in Toronto shopping center at the end of 1989.

The video film recorded by Edgar Väär shows the concert of the Boys' Choir of the National Men's Choir in Toronto shopping center at the end of 1989. The Boys' Choir, conducted by Venno Laul, is singing in Toronto shopping center in pre-Christmas time of 1989. They perform Mihkel Lüdig's song "The Dawn" in front of numerous people in the shopping centre. The concert lasting for about half an hour continues with Estonian classic choral and Christmas songs. The concert ends with "The Song of the Birds" written by Mart Saar.
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