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Celebration of the 75th Independence Day of Latvia in Toronto 1/3

Title in Estonian: Läti Vabariigi 75. aastapäeva tähistamine Torontos 1/3

1993 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Concert to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Republic of Latvia held in the great hall of Toronto University in November 1993.

Moments of the ceremony and concert to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Republic of Latvia in the great hall of Toronto University. Opening of the ceremony, performances by the women's choir and a violin soloist. When the concert ends, the audience sings a festive song together in the hall. Guntis Ulmanis, the president of the Republic of Latvia, with his wife and escort are sitting in the front row.
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Celebration of the 73th Independence Day of Latvia in Toronto

Title in Estonian: Läti Vabariigi 73. aastapäeva tähistamine Torontos

1991 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Expatriate Latvians in Canada celebrate the anniversary of the Republic of Latvia on November 17, 1991.

Festive ceremony for celebrating the 73rd anniversary of independence day pf the Republic of Latvia held in the great hall of Toronto University. Views of people wearing festive outfit, many of them wearing national costumes, listening to speeches held in Latvian (simultaneous translation). A young man and two girls in national costumes guarding the national flag on the stage.
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Ivo Linna and Alo Mattiisen's performance in Toronto

Title in Estonian: Ivo Linna ja Alo Mattiisen esinevad Torontos

1991 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Group singing of expatriate Estonians in Toronto, Canada.

Joined choir of Estonians sing the song "I am an Estonian and I will remain one" accompanied by a phonogram. The singers hold national flags in their hands. With the applause Ivo Linna and Alo Mattiisen stand up in the hall and vow to the audience. Ivo Linna sings the song again, accompanied by Alo Mattiisen on the synthesizer. In the end, the national anthem of Estonia will be sung.
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Estonian Independence Day

Title in Estonian: Eesti Vabariigi 71. aastapäev

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Festive celebration of the 71st anniversary of the Republic of Estonia in 1989 in the hall of Toronto University in Canada, prayer is said by the archbishop of the EELC Udo Petersoo and greetings are passed by the Latvian and Lithuanian representatives.

In 1989, the 71st anniversary of the Republic of Estonia was held with festive ceremony in the hall of Toronto University in Canada. This anniversary event has been recorded in video by Edgar Väär, it consist of different cuts. In this part prayer is said by the archbshop of the EELC Udo Petersoo and candles are lit in commemoration of the casualties. Greetings are passed by the Vice-President of the Latvian National Committe in Canada Alberts Upeslācis, the President of the Lithuanian community in Canada Vytautas Bireta who reads out greeting of the Lithuanian independence movement Sąjūdis and at the ...
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Boys' Choir leaving stage

Title in Estonian: Poistekoori lavalt lahkumine

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The video recorded by Edgar Väär depicts the Boys' Choir of the National Academic Men's Choir leaving the stage after the concert, being accompanied by audience's applause in the autumn of 1989.

The video recorded by Edgar Väär depicts the Boys' Choir of the National Academic Men's Choir leaving the stage after the concert, being accompanied by audience's applause in the autumn of 1989.
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Celebration of the 71th Anniversary of Estonia in Toronto (2)

Original title: Eesti Vabariigi 71. aastapäev Torontos, 2/2

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Festive celebration of the 71st anniversary of the Republic of Estonia in 1989 in the hall of Toronto University in Canada, prayer is said by the archbishop of the EELC Udo Petersoo.

Festive celebration of the 71st anniversary of the Republic of Estonia in the great hall of Toronto University, Canada, in 1989. Canadian anthem is being sung. Then follow views of Estonia accompanied by the song of Alo Mattiisen "No Country is Alone". The prayer is said by archbishop of EELC Udo Petersoo, commemorative speech is held by Andres Loorits and girls with lit candles stand behind him. Greetings are passed by the representatives of the Latvian and Lithuanian emigre organisations.
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Estonian National Male Choir concert in the Convocation Hall of Toronto University (1)

Title in Estonian: RAM Toronto Ülikooli saalis 1/3

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Estonian National Male Choir is preforming for the first time to the foreign Estonian audience in Canada, in the Convocation Hall of Toronto University in spring 1989.

Estonian National Male Choir gave its first concert to the foreign Estonian audience in Canada, in the Convocation Hall of Toronto University in spring 1989. The concert has been recorded in video by Edgar Väär, the video consists of different sections. In this section the choir comes to the stage, accompanied by the applause of the audience. Roman Toi is greeting the choir on the stage, the audience in the concert hall is applauding Gustav Ernesaks who is sitting in the hall. Roman Toi introduces conductors of the male choir - Olev Oja, Kuno Areng, Arvo Volmer. The concert begins ...
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Estonian National Male Choir concert in the Convocation Hall of Toronto University (2)

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

State Academic Male Choir performs to the audience of expatriate Estonians in the Convocation Hall of Toronto University in spring 1989.

Estonian National Male Choir gave its first concert to the expatriate Estonian audience in Canada, in the Convocation Hall of Toronto University in spring 1989. The concert has been recorded in video by Edgar Väär, the video consists of different sections. In this section the video continues with the ode for male choir "To the Singer" of Veljo Tormis, being conducted by Olev Oja. The audience is applauding by standing up and conductors are presented flowers. The choir is greeted by the principal of the Royal Conservatoire Gordon Kuschner who speaks about the Estonian choral culture. Assistant Chairman Enn Kiilaspea ...
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Estonian National Male Choir concert in the Convocation Hall of Toronto University (3)

Title in Estonian: RAM Toronto Ülikooli saalis 3/3

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Estonian National Male Choir gave its first concert to the foreign Estonian audience in Canada, in the Convocation Hall of Toronto University in spring 1989.

Estonian National Male Choir gave its first concert to the foreign Estonian National Male Choir gave its first concert to the foreign Estonian audience in Canada, in the Convocation Hall of Toronto University in spring 1989. The concert has been recorded in video by Edgar Väär, the video consists of different sections. In this section the National Male Choir continues to sing the flag song "The Estonian Flag" written by Enn Võrk conducted by Arvo Volmer. Olev Oja invites Gustav Ernesaks to the stage and the male choir is singing his song "My Fatherland is My Love" being conducted by him. ...
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Ilmar Heinsoo speech

Title in Estonian: Ilmar Heinsoo kõne

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The 71st anniversary of the Republic of Estonia was celebrated in the hall of Toronto University in Canada in 1989 and speeches were held by Canadian politician Tony Ruprecht and the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Estonia in Canada Ilmar Heinsoo.

The 71st anniversary of the Republic of Estonia was celebrated in the hall of Toronto University in Canada in 1989. The event has been recorded by Edgar Väär, the video consists of different pieces. In this section the festive event continues and speeches are given by Canadian politician Tony Ruprecht and the Estonian Honorary Consul in Canada Ilmar Heinsoo.
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