HÜÜD UNELMATEST | A Call from Dreams continues REJOICE Presents, a series of intimate concerts where music, place and atmosphere come together to create a complete artistic experience.
This programme turns the spotlight on the female voice in music, not only as performer, but as creator.
Across different eras and musical worlds, the concert brings together works by Clara Schumann, Fanny Mendelssohn, Nadia Boulanger, Rebecca Clarke, Pauline Viardot and Kaija Saariaho, alongside the music of Claude Debussy. Romanticism meets the 20th and 21st centuries in a programme that moves between intimacy, poetry, freedom and strikingly individual musical voices.
The concert takes place in the Small Hall of the historic Great Guild Hall (Suurgildi hoone) in Tallinn Old Town — an intimate setting where the audience is only a few steps away from the performers.
Naine loob. Naine kõlab.
Woman creates. Woman is heard.
Performers
Ksenia Rossar soprano
Estonian soprano Ksenia Rossar studied at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre and the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan. Before pursuing vocal studies, she studied composition with Tõnu Kõrvits. A prizewinner and finalist of several international vocal competitions, she has appeared at the Estonian National Opera and has a particular affinity for chamber vocal repertoire.
Kristi Kapten piano
Pianist Kristi Kapten joins Ksenia Rossar in a programme built around the close dialogue between voice and piano, bringing together music of contrasting periods, styles and personalities.
REJOICE Presents
REJOICE is an independent creative collective based in Estonia. Bringing together musicians and guest artists, REJOICE creates carefully curated concert experiences in which repertoire, performers, venue and atmosphere form one artistic whole.
Artistic Director is Sergei Mironov, founder and Artistic Director of REJOICE, choir conductor and international competition prizewinner.
3 October 2026 · 18:00
Eesti Ajaloomuuseum · Suurgildi hoone
Pikk 17, Tallinn
Concert duration: approximately 50 minutes.
Estonian History Museum - Great Guild Hall • Pikk tänav 17, 10123 Tallinn, Harju maakond, Estonia
