US EditionLaulupidu Ja Tantsupidu 2025 — Song and Dance Celebration 2025
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The Estonian choir festival Laulupidu is one of the largest singing events in the world. One weekend every five years, nearly a thousand choirs sing patriotic songs alongside over eighty thousand people in the audience. Estonia has a long history of singing resistance, and with the growing Russian threat, this is especially felt at this year's festival.
Hundreds of Estonian Public Broadcasting employees helped bring the song and dance festival "Iseoma" to homes last week. Photographers Ken Mürk, Siim Lõvi and Kairit Leibold captured the coverage of the big event.
Live broadcasts of the biggest and most important "Iseoma" party of the year reached nearly half a million people on the national broadcasting channels ETV, ETV2 and ETV+. There was also record interest in the broadcasts of the song and dance party online.
Laulupidu ja Tantsupidu 2025 — Song and Dance celebration 2025
Every five years, Estonia gathers in a powerful expression of identity, unity and joy — and this summer’s Laulupidu and Tantsupidu were no exception. Held in Tallinn from 3 to 6 July, the 2025 edition brought together tens of thousands of performers and spectators in one of the most cherished cultural events in the country. On the grass of Kalev Central Stadium, 10 938 dancers performed in breathtaking synchrony, delighting an audience of nearly…
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