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1. JobTuuri Dede (mezzo-soprano), Tamar Nugis (baritone), Raiko Raalik (bass), Ain Anger (bass), Girls’ choir Ellerhein, State choir Latvija, Estonian National Male Choir, Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Neeme Järvi
2. Enter DenterSee also DVD
3. War Symphonies: TubinENSO, conductor Neeme Järvi
4. Chrysanthemum Garden ChantCantata Chrysanthemum Garden Chant for mixed choir and shinobue-flute, music by Peeter Vähi, haiku-lyrics by Matsuo Bashô
5. Sven Grünberg & Igor GaršnekObserver (première) bt S Grünberg, Kuiper Code by I Garšnek
6. Ülo Krigul, Peeter VähiBassoon Concerto GOIN’ (première) by Ülo Krigul, Forty two and In Memoriam HM by Peeter Vähi
7. La Sagrada FamíliaChamber Symphony La Sagrada Família by Rein Rannap: Mov I Pastorale, Mov II Ostinato, Mov III Tarantella, Mov IV Chorale
8. Glasperlenspiel Sinfonietta / Awakening BellConcerto for bass clarinet and chamber orchestra Awakening Bell (Äratav kellahelin) by Ardo Ran Varres
9. Glasperlenspiel Sinfonietta / XXX Tallinn International Organ FestivalForty-two for oboe and chamber orchestra, Concerto of Light and Shadow for violin and symphony orchestra by Peeter Vähi
10. Abschlusskonzert des Usedomer MusikfestivalsEduard Tubin – Estonian Dance Suite, Peeter Vähi – Flute concerto Chant of the Celestial Lake
11. Puudutus / TouchPuudutus / Touch by Tõnu Kõrvits
12. MustonenFest Tallinn – Tel AvivForty-two and In memoriam HM by Peeter Vähi
13. Da pacem DomineDa pacem Domine by Arvo Pärt
14. Estonian Electroacoustic MusicVõnked ja võnkumised 2 (‘Vibrations and Oscilliations’, world première) by Taavi Kerikmäe, Tornikellade laul (‘Carillon song’) by Margo Kõlar, Nägemus (‘Vision’, world première) by Sven Grünberg, Rainmaker by Peeter Vähi
15. Katō Kuniko / Arvo PärtFür Alina, Cantus in Menory of Benjamin Britten, Fratres and Spiegel im Spiegel by Arvo Pärt, Ta lendas mesipuu poole by Peep Sarapik
16. A Chant of BambooA Chant Of Bamboo, Mystical Uniting, White Concerto, and Forty-two by Peeter Vähi
17. send / receive / resoundcomposers’-trio Krigul-Valkonen-Steiner (world première)
18. Mary Magdalene GospelMary Magdalene Gospel (Oratorio based on the Coptic Codex). Music by Peeter Vähi. Performed by Sevara Nazarkhan (Mary Magdalene – soprano), Priit Volmer (Jesus – basso), Tõnis Mägi (narrator), Riga Dom Cathedral Boys Choir, Mixed Choir Latvija, Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Risto Joost
19. CantilenaCantilena for violin and organ by Rein Rannap
20. Glasperlenspiel Sinfoniatta / Antarctic ConcertoSong on the Occasion of Czarina Yevdokia Taking the Veil by Galina Grigorjeva, Guitar Concerto No 2 (Antarctic Concerto) by Peeter Vähi
21. Oskar Luts – 125. “Kevade” (“Spring”) – 100Program: Musica profana by Lepo Sumera, Elegy by Villem Kapp, Paunvere mäletamine (Memories of Paunvere, world première) by Urmas Lattikas, Suite from the movie Kevade (Spring) by Veljo Tormis
22. Chant of the Celestial LakeFlute concerto Chant of the Celestial Lake by Peeter Vähi
23. Chant of the Celestial LakeFlute concerto Chant of the Celestial Lake by Peeter Vähi
24. Chant of the Celestial LakeFlute concerto Chant of the Celestial Lake by Peeter Vähi
25. Lauri JõelehtAmpla, Messenger, Chant, and Consolator (world première) by Lauri Jõeleht
26. Andrus KallastuWelt gebaut ist and Amor – Mors by Andrus Kallastu
27. Liis Jürgens (Viira)Kolm neitsi loitsu (lyrics by Liis Jürgens, world première), Chaconne ehk 50 ringi Erkki-Sveni terviseks, Bulgakov’s Songs (lyrics by Nikolai Bulgakov), and Tuulepesa by Liis Jürgens
28. Peeter VähiGreen 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
29. Opening concert of Glasperlenspiel 2010Kaumann Symphony No 1 (première), Vähi The White Concerto
30. Noorus – 50Program: E Mägi, U Lattikas, E Tamberg
31. Kuiper CodeKuiper Code by Igor Garšnek
32. Return to NowhereReturn to Nowhere for synthesizer, percussion and symphony orchestra by Peeter Vähi
33. Wordless MessageBeing Mountain I Remain Silent by Helena Tulve, To His Holiness by Peeter Vähi
34. Glasperlenspiel 2011 – Opening concertTeardrop-Fantasy (world première) by Tõnu Kõrvits, Concerto piccolo by Peeter Vähi
35. Tähtis olla tõsineZarathustra moto, Lahkumiskaanon, Kevade (Spring), Kuldrannake, Jaanitule laul
36. Arsis – 20Estonian folk songs (The Chamber of the Wind, Roll, Sun!, The Wife of a Snake) arranged by Tõnu Kõrvits, Supreme Silence by Peeter Vähi
37. Collegium Musicale & Ulla KrigulBogoroditse Djévo (A Pärt), Trivium (A Pärt), Taaveti laul nr 121 (P Uusberg), Which Was the Son of… (A Pärt)
38. Prayer WheelPrayer Wheel by Peeter Vähi
39. 100 years from Des Jona Sendung première in LeipzigBirthday-chant for Neeme Järvi. Oriatorio Des Jona Sendung by Rudolf Tobias
40. Insula DesertaTallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Kristiina Poska
41. Arvo Pärt & Peeter VähiNeeme Punder (bamboo flute), Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, Eri Klas (conductor, percussion)
42. Trio Sinkova – Lend – LeitenPastoral of Computerized World by Peeter Vähi
43. Call of Sacred DrumsCall of Sacred Drums by Peeter Vähi
44. Glasperlenspiel Sinfonietta / showcase in LondonIn memoriam HM (arrangement for chamber orchestra) by Peeter Vähi, Illusion from Show for chamber orchestra by Erkki-Sven Tüür
45. Raschèr Saxophone Quartet – Violet WindsRaschèr Saxophone Quartet, Glasperlenspiel Sinfonietta, conductor Andres Mustonen
46. Põhjarannik / Northern CoastPoem Põhjarannik (Northern Coast) by Villem Kapp
47. Eduard TubinDetroit Symphony Orchestra, conductor Neeme Järvi
48. In the Mystical Land of KaydaraTanel Padar (narrator), Mati Turi (tenor), Rauno Elp (baritone), Priit Volmer (basso), Girls’ Choir Ellerhein, Estonian National Male Choir RAM, Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Mihhail Gerts
49. Tiit KikasMusic by Tiit Kikas, Peeter Vähi (première)
50. The Estonian “Sing”Four Folk Songs from My Native Country, Waltz with Variations, Kantele Polka (Tubin); A selection of Marginalia (Rääts); A selection from the cycle Lapland Joiks (Mägi); Variations for the Healing of Arinushka (Pärt); Piano Sonata No 1 (Sink); Persona mea (Eespere, première), Piano Sonata No 4 (Põldmäe); Piano suite op 1 (Kangro), Fata Morgana (Vähi), Hiiumaa, To Kristiina, Short Meeting of Dark and Light, Reaching to the Top of the Mountain (Tüür), The Piece from the Year 1981 (Sumera) + encore (Kangro)
51. FruitionJuta Õunapuu-Mocanita (violin), Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Atvars Lakstīgala
52. NYYD EnsembleNYYD Ensemble
53. The Academic Women’s Choir of the University of TartuThe Academic Women’s Choir of the University of Tartu, conductor Triin Koch
54. Collegium MusicaleChamber choir Collegium Musicale, Vambola Krigul (tubular bell), string quartet Prezioso, conductor Endrik Üksvärav
55. NadaAge Juurikas (piano) and YXUS Ensemble
56. Villem Kapp, Kristjan Järvi. Neeme Järvi 80Estonian National Male Choir, Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Kristjan Järvi
57. Villem Kapp, Eduard TubinEstonian National Male Choir, Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Neeme Järvi
58. Hiroshima – NagasakiGlasperlenspiel Sinfonietta, voice effects – Iris Oja, Tarmo Johannes, conductor – Andrus Kallastu, haikus – Doris Kareva, producer – Ülo Vihma
59. Peeter Vähi. To the MotherJuliana Koch (oboe), Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Neeme Järvi
60. Peeter Vähi. To the MotherJuliana Koch (oboe), Osnabrücker Symphonieorchester, conductor Andreas Hotz
61. Bronze ReflectionsEstonian folk tune arranged by Tõnu Kõrvits Come, Little Coddy; Peeter Vähi Bronze Reflections
62. Tamberg. Flute ConcertoFlute Concerto, op 115 by Eino Tamberg
63. Peeter Vähi. Birbynė ConcertoVytautas Kiminius (birbynė), Glasperlenspiel Sinfonietta (concert master Arvo Leibur, percussionist Pavel Giunter)
64. Vähi: To the MotherGreat Maestros XIII (album)
65. Vähi: Forty-twoGreat Maestros XIII (album)
66. Tobias: Of the Beautiful Air MaidenGreat Maestros XIII (album)