Eesti Riiklik Sümfooniaorkester
~ Group
Annotation
ERSO KOOSSEIS 2012/2013
I VIIUL
Arvo Leibur*
Elar Kuiv*
Marge Uus***
Sirje Allikmäe
Kätlin Ivask
Ilze Kirsanova
Kristiina Kungla
Imbi-Malle Kuus
Kirti-Kai Loorand
Astrid Muhel
Hanna-Liis Nahkur
Tõnis Pajupuu
Merje Roomere
Kaiu Talve
Andrus Tork
Tarmo Truuväärt
II VIIUL
Kaido Välja**
Kadi Vilu***
Ülle Allade
Marika Hellermann
Epp Karin
Kristel Kiik
Triin Krigul
Maiu Mägi
Kristjan Nõlvak
Ilze Pence
Varje Remmel
Urmas Roomere
Mail Sildos
Hendrik Soon
Mari-Katrina Suss
Airi Šleifer
Marlis Timpmann
VIOOLA
Rain Vilu**
Liina Žigurs***
Helena Altmanis
Mall Help
Kenti Kadarik
Kaja Kiho
Martti Mägi
Juhan Palm-Peipman
Pille Saluri
Svjatoslav Zavjalov
Toomas Veenre
TŠELLO
Pärt Tarvas**
Levi-Danel Mägila***
Riina Erin
Tõnu Jõesaar
Marius Järvi
Andreas Lend
Katrin Oja
Lauri Toom
Margus Uus
Maris Vallsalu
KONTRABASS
Mati Lukk**
Imre Eenma***
Meelis Ainsalu
Janel Altroff
Kaupo Olt
Maret Orgmets
Ants Õnnis
FLÖÖT
Mihkel Peäske**
Mari-Liis Vihermäe***
Heili Rosin
Janika Lentsius (pikoloflööt)
OBOE
Nils Rõõmussaar**
Aleksander Hännikäinen***
Heli Ernits
Tõnis Traksmann (inglissarv)
KLARNET
Guy Spielman**
Madis Kari***
Signe Sõmer
Meelis Vind (bassklarnet)
FAGOTT
Peeter Sarapuu**
Tarmo Velmet***
Kadri-Ann Nuut
Kaido Suss
Andres Lepnurm (kontrafagott)
METSASARV
Kalervo Kulmala**
Pan Ye**
Kalmer Kiik
Kalle Koppel
Tõnu Künnapas
Valdek Põld
Uku Ratas
TROMPET
Indrek Vau**
Erki Möller***
Ivar Tillemann
István Baráth
TROMBOON
Andres Kontus**
Peeter Margus***
Väino Põllu
Johannes Kiik (basstromboon)
TUUBA
Andrei Sedler
LÖÖKPILLID
Madis Metsamart**
Rein Roos***
Kaspar Eisel
Vambola Krigul
Kristjan Mäeots
Terje Terasmaa
HARF
Tatjana Lepnurm
Wikipedia
The Estonian National Symphony Orchestra (Estonian: Eesti Riiklik Sümfooniaorkester) is the leading orchestra in Estonia and is based in the capital Tallinn. Founded as the Estonian Radio Symphony Orchestra, it gave its first concert in a broadcast by Tallinn Radio on December 18, 1926. During the Soviet regime, in the 1950s, the orchestra became the first in the Soviet Union to perform the work of modernist composers such as Igor Stravinsky, Arnold Schoenberg, Anton Webern, and Carl Orff, previously suppressed by Stalin's regime. Following the collapse of Soviet rule, the lifting of emigration restrictions, and the rebirth of independent Estonia in 1991, almost half of the Orchestra's players migrated to the West in search of better career opportunities. This exodus of talent plunged the Orchestra's fortunes into a depression. After the nadir of 1993, the Orchestra enjoyed a strong recovery under the leadership of conductor Arvo Volmer. Estonian National Opera concert hall has been the home of Estonian National Symphony Orchestra for two decades.
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