Mixed choir Wannamoisa in going to give two performances of Estonian choir music at the National Fetival in Rustavi and at the concert in Bolnisi.

On April 4, at 7:00 p.m., a concert of Ukrainian music will be held in the Great Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music and Theater, where the performers will be Ukrainian students of the academy and their friends. Alongside the Ukrainian baroque composer Mykola Dyletsky, composers of the classical period - Maksym Berezovskyi and Dmytro Bortnyanskyi, together with the romanticist Mykola Lysenko and composers of the 20th and 21st centuries - Viktoria Polova, Lesya Dychko and Leonid Grabovskyi will perform. In this way, the audience will be able to hear how Ukrainian professional music developed from the Baroque period to the present day. The concert will feature The choir of the Music Academy, and the male Project Choir Pattern conducted by Illia Humeniuk.

EMTA's Bachelor's program in choral conducting has curated a captivating performance, featuring EMTA's choir and Sinfonietta, offering a delightful journey to the Baroque era. As a prelude to the Christmas festivities, the grand hall of EMTA will resonate with the golden treasures of Baroque music, seamlessly interwoven with the compositions of Rudolf Tobias. Under the baton of Illia Humeniuk, the concert will include the conductor's rendition of Rudolf Tobias' "Otsekui hirv" (As a deer) adding a special touch to the musical celebration.

Illia Humeniuk with mixed choir HUIK! and Mart Siimer bring exciting contemporary music to the audience with the concert "Mountain of Silence". In the Jaani churches of Tallinn and Tartu, the music of minimalists Arvo Pärt, Philip Glass and Valentõn Sõlvestrov will be joined by Samuel Barber's Agnus Dei and the Estonian premiere of Dobrinka Tabakova's Truro Canticles for mixed choir and organ.