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Enter Denter
Tallinn Chamber Orchestra with Kristjan Randalu (piano, improvisations)
Nach dem Anfang vom Ende, Enter Denter
Live recording from Glasperlenspiel Festival, Tartu University Hall, July 19th, 2009; in co-operation with Estonian Broadcasting Corporation; 68 min 14 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Chrysanthemum Garden Chant
Tokyo Philharmonic Chorus, Fujisaki Shigeyasu (shinobue-flute, Japan), Matsubara Chifuru (conductor, Japan)
Cantata Chrysanthemum Garden Chant for mixed choir and shinobue-flute, music by Peeter Vähi, haiku-lyrics by Matsuo Bashô
Live recording in Pärnu Concert Hall, Estonia, July 16th, 2006; 22 min 23 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

A Chant of Bamboo
Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, Slava Grigoryan (guitar), Neeme Punder (flute, bamboo flute), Harry Traksmann (violin), Andres Uibo (organ), Nils Rõõmussaar (oboe), Kaido Kelder & Peeter Vähi (tānpūrās), Risto Joost (conductor)
A Chant Of Bamboo, Mystical Uniting, White Concerto, and Forty-two by Peeter Vähi
Live recording in Estonia Concert Hall, Tallinn, March 16th, 2006; 49 min 13 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

send / receive / resound
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor – Paul Mägi
conductors’-trio Krigul-Valkonen-Steiner (world première)
Live recording from Glasperlenspiel Festival, Jun 27th, 2009, open air stage of Vormsi island, Estonia; 29 min 32 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Mary Magdalene Gospel New!
Music by Peeter Vähi. Performed by Sevara Nazarkhan (Mary Magdalene – soprano), Priit Volmer (Jesus – basso), Tõnis Mägi (narrator), Riga Dome Cathedral Boys Choir, Mixed Choir Latvija, Latvian Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Risto Joost
Live recording, St Peter’s Church, Riga, on Aug 19th, 2011, engineered by Modris Berzins, 69 min 14 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Chant of the Celestial Lake
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Maarika Järvi (flute), conductor – Neeme Järvi
Flute concerto Chant of the Celestial Lake (P Vähi)
Live recording, Apr 27th, 2002, Detroit, USA; 27 min 51 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Opening concert of Estonian Music Days 2010

Lauri Jõeleht
Guitar quartet Sammel-Ogorodnikov-Tilk-Jõeleht, Riivo Kallasmaa (oboe), Marrit Gerretz-Traksmann (piano), Vambola Krigul (perc), Anto Õnnis (perc)
Ampla, Messenger, Chant, and Consolator (première) by Lauri Jõeleht
Live recording, in co-operation with Estonian conductors’ Union, March 22nd, 2010, St Mauritius Merchant Guild, Tallinn; 34 min 7 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps
Andrus Kallastu
Repoo Ensemble
Welt gebaut ist and Amor – Mors by Andrus Kallastu
Live recording, in co-operation with Estonian conductors’ Union, March 22nd, 2010, St Mauritius Merchant Guild, Tallinn; 29 min 25 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps
Liis Jürgens
Una Corda, Kadri Hunt (voc), Iris Oja (mezzo-soprano), Jandra Puusepp (alto sax), Vambola Krigul (perc)
Kolm neitsi loitsu (lyrics by Liis Jürgens, première), Chaconne ehk 50 ringi Erkki-Sveni terviseks, Bulgakov’s Songs (lyrics by Nikolai Bulgakov), and Tuulepesa by Liis Jürgens
Live recording, in co-operation with Estonian conductors’ Union, March 22nd, 2010, St Mauritius Merchant Guild, Tallinn; 27 min 51 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps
Peeter Vähi
Jana Kask (vocal, tānpūrā), Hele-Riin Uib (skor thoms, taiko-drum, marimbaphone, sistrums, dingsha-cymbals, gamelan-gongs, timbales, thunder sheet, rainmaker), audience (vocal chorus), Peeter Vähi (keyboards)
Green Tārā (traditional lyrics in Sanskrit, arrangement for 3 musicians), Rainmaker (world première), and The Chimney Sweeper (lyrics by William Blake, world première) by Peeter Vähi
Live recording, in co-operation with Estonian conductors’ Union, March 22nd, 2010, St Mauritius Merchant Guild, Tallinn; 33 min 18 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Evening of Tauno Aints
Pärnu City Orchestra, Risto Lehiste (barrel-organ), Sepo Seeman (voice), Karin Tammaru (voice), conductor Mihhail Gerts
Wandering Songs for two actors, barrel-organ and chamber orchestra by Tauno Aints
Live recording from Estonian Music Days, in co-operation with Estonian conductors’ Union, St Mauritius Merchant Guild, Tallinn, March 23rd, 2010; 50 min 42 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Opening concert
Tallinn Sinfonietta, Slava Grigoryan (guitar, Australia), conductor Risto Joost
Kaumann Symphony No 1 (première), Vähi The White Concerto
Live recording from Glasperlenspiel Festival, Jul 15th, 2010, Tartu St John’s church, in co-operation with Estonian Broadcasting Corporation; 39 min 28 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Noorus – 50
Mixed Choir Noorus, Mixed Choir Teine Noorus, Mixed Choir Cantus, Angelika Mikk (soprano), Helen Lokuta (mezzo-soprano), Oliver Kuusik (tenor), Rauno Elp (baritone), Pärnu City Orchestra, conductors Risto Joost and Raul Talmar
Program: E Mägi, U Lattikas, E Tamberg
Live recording on Nov 21st, 2009, Estonia Concert Hall; 48 min 16 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Kuiper Code
Tobias String Quartet & Igor Garšnek (synthesizer)
Kuiper Code by Igor Garšnek
Live recording from Suure-Jaani Music Festival, June 19th, 2008, sound edited by I Garšnek; 9 min 30 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Prayer-wheel  New!
Ensemble Octopus (Germany), conductor Konstantia Gourzi
Prayer-wheel by Peeter Vähi
Live recording on Mar 17th, 2011, Großer Konzertsaal, Munich; 10 min 25 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Glasperlenspiel 2011 – Opening concert  New!
Irina Zahharenkova – harpsichord, Glasperlenspiel Sinfonietta, conductor Risto Joost
Teardrop-Fantasy (world première) by Tõnu Kõrvits, Concerto piccolo by Peeter Vähi
Live recording by Estonian Broadcasting Corporation at Glasperlenspiel Festival in St John church, sound engineer Siim Mäesalu, July 21st, 2011; 17 min 48 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Tähtis olla tõsine
Academical Male Chorus of Tallinn University of Technology, conductors Peeter Perens and Siim Selis, special guest PaukenfEst Esnsemble
Music by A Kallikorm, A Ratassepp, A Läte, E Tubin, Estonian trad
Zarathustra moto, Lahkumiskaanon, Kevade (Spring), Kuldrannake, Jaanitule laul
Live recording on May 16th, 2009, the Hall of Tallinn University of Technology; 13 min 53 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

Collegium Musicale & Ulla Krigul
Chamber choir Collegium Musicale, conductor Endrik Üksvärav, Ulla Krigul (organ)
Bogoroditse Djévo (A Pärt), Trivium (A Pärt), Taaveti laul nr 121 (P Uusberg), Which Was the Son of... (A Pärt)
Live recording on Apr 2nd, 2011, Niguliste church, Tallinn; 25 min 21 sec, mp3, 128 Kbps

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