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Thousands of voices unite in song at traditional choir festival celebrating Estonia’s culture

  • The Traditional Song and Dance Celebration attracted tens of thousands of performers and spectators, many in national costume, celebrating Estonia's culture.
  • This year’s main event included a sold-out seven-hour concert featuring about 32,000 choir singers.
  • Rasmus Puur stated that the popularity increase is due to Estonians' longing for unity amidst global turmoil, particularly related to Russia’s war in Ukraine.
  • The festival focuses on dialects and regional languages, emphasizing folk songs and patriotic anthems.
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70,000 spectators, 990 choirs, 30,000 singers – Estonia is again in a song rush. During the "singing revolution" the country broke free from the Soviet Union without violence – now it wants to defy new threats.

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Thousands of voices unite in song at traditional choir festival celebrating Estonia's culture

Over 21,000 choir singers performed in the rain at Estonia's Song Festival Grounds in Tallinn. The event, part of the traditional Song and Dance Celebration, drew tens of thousands of spectators despite the weather.

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Actress Elisabet Reinsalu said in an interview with Oliver Reimann that if one is looking for the essence of Estonianness, the Song Festival forms a large part of it.

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The singer-songwriter is the great guest of the choral festival of Alès and will share the stage with 1,000 singers in the arenas of the Temperas on 1 and 2 August. Meeting.

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Estonian World broke the news in on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
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