Georg Otsa nimeline Tallinna Muusikakool

~ Educational institution

Relationships

students:Liina Saar (ended)
Andrus Lillepea (drums (drum set))
Arne Oit (until 1950: music theory)
Viktor Gurjev (pianist and teacher) (until 1969: piano)
Lauri Nebel (until 1969: oboe)
Sven Grünberg (until 1976: music theory)
Vello Jurtom (until 1976: flute)
Tarmo Leinatamm (until 1976: choral conducting)
Tõnu Raadik (until 1976: violin)
Andres Uibo (organist) (until 1976: piano)
Gunnar Graps (until 1977: percussion [classical percussion])
Peeter Malkov (until 1977: flute)
Mati Tibar (until 1977: flute)
Tõnu Tormis (until 1978: choral conducting)
Vello Annuk (until 1979: double bass)
Mikk Targo (until 1979: percussion)
Peeter Brambat (until 1980: flute)
Toivo Tulev (until 1980: music theory)
Anne Tüür (until 1980: piano)
Erkki-Sven Tüür (composer) (until 1980: percussion; from 1976 until 1980: flute)
Sven Himma (until 1981: double bass)
Tiit Kalluste (until 1981: accordion)
Kaja Kõlar (until 1981: music theory)
Sven Kullerkupp (pianist) (until 1981: piano)
Hirvo Surva (until 1982: choral conducting)
Raul Vaigla (until 1982: bass guitar)
Priit Aimla (until 1984: trumpet)
Karl Madis (until 1984: saxophone)
Heini Vaikmaa (until 1984: guitar)
Toomas Rull (until 1985: drums (drum set))
Paul Kikerpuu (until 1987: bass guitar)
Kalle Vilpuu (until 1987: guitar)
Airi Allvee (until 1992: singing)
Allan Jakobi (until 1992: accordion)
Henno Kelp (until 1992: bass guitar)
Kristo Rajasaare (until 1992: percussion)
Jaan Randvere (until 1992: saxophone)
Tanel Ruben (until 1993: jazz [pop-jazz], percussion; from 1986 until 1990: double bass)
Eno Kollom (until 1995: percussion; until 1998: percussion [pop-jazz percussion])
Roland Puusepp (until 1995: percussion)
Argo Toomel (until 1996: bass guitar)
Kristjan Mazurtshak (until 2007: saxophone)
René Puura (until 2007: piano)
Kaspar Kalluste (until 2008: percussion)
Sandra Nurmsalu (until 2008: singing)
Marvi Vallaste (until 2008: singing)
Silver Laas (until 2009: singing)
Priidik Soon (until 2009: flute)
Pärt Uusberg (until 2009: choral conducting)
Anet Vaikmaa (until 2010: choral conducting)
Tarmo Kiuru (until 2011: percussion)
Matis Leima (until 2012: composition)
Mirjam Mesak (until 2012: singing)
Martin-Eero Kõressaar (until 2013: double bass)
OLLIE (Estonian singer Oliver Mazurtshak) (until 2014: guitar)
Madli Marje Sink (until 2014: piano; until 2017: composition)
Kaarel Raidam (until 2015: singing; until 2019, until 2020: percussion)
Velle Tamme (until 2017: guitar; until 2020: music production)
Marie M. Vaigla (until 2017: singing)
Marianne Leibur (until 2018: singing)
Paula Pajusaar (until 2018: guitar; until 2020: music production)
Henrik Leibur (until 2019: percussion)
Henri Mäll (until 2021)
Eduard Reitman (until 2021)
Heiki Mätlik (guitarist) (from 1975 until 1979: classical guitar)
Nevil Blumberg (from 1977 until 1978: violin; from 1977 until 1981: guitar)
Ülari Kirsipuu (from 1983 until 1987: saxophone)
students (as Tallinna Muusikakool):Olev Pikknurm (until 1951: clarinet)
Aleksander Rjabov (until 1951: clarinet)
Ülo Vinter (until 1951: music theory)
Eevi Ross (until 1952: piano)
Lilian Semper (until 1952: piano)
Vello Lipand (until 1953: music theory)
Felix Mandre (until 1953: music theory)
Kalju Terasmaa (until 1954: percussion [classical percussion]; until 1957: choral conducting)
Neeme Järvi (Estonian conductor) (until 1955: choral conducting, percussion [classical percussion])
Heli Lääts (until 1955: singing [classical singing])
Venda Tammann (until 1956: accordion)
Lembit Veevo (until 1956: music theory, choral conducting)
Lemmo Erendi (until 1957: violin)
Igor Graps (until 1958: cello)
Hans Hindpere (until 1958: music theory)
Uno Loop (until 1958: music theory)
Olev Oja (until 1958: music theory, choral conducting)
Taimi Terasmaa (until 1958: choral conducting)
Eri Klas (conductor) (until 1959: choral conducting)
Priit Kuusk (music journalist) (until 1960: music theory)
Kuldar Sink (composer) (until 1960: music theory; until 1961: flute)
Mati Kärmas (until 1961: violin)
Kustas Kikerpuu (until 1961: choral conducting)
Kaljo Räästas (until 1961: singing [classical singing])
Matti Reimann (until 1962: percussion [classical percussion], piano)
Aarne Vahuri (until 1963: piano)
Vardo Rumessen (until 1964: piano)
Tõnu Sal-Saller (until 1965: bassoon)
Olav Ehala (until 1969: music theory)
Heigo Mirka (until 1969: double bass)
Arne Haasma (until 1970: accordion)
Tõnu Naissoo (until 1970: music theory)
Toivo Unt (until 1971: double bass)
Paap Kõlar (until 1974: choral conducting)
Sergei Pedersen (until 1974: clarinet)
Lembit Saarsalu (until 1975: clarinet)
Arne Mikk (from 1952 until 1956: singing)
Anne Erm (from 1959 until 1963: music theory)
Anu Kaal (from 1959 until 1963: singing)
Kaarel Kilvet (from 1963 until 1966)
Vello Salumets (from 1965 until 1968: bassoon)
Boris Lehtlaan (from 1965 until 1969: singing)
Henn Rebane (from 1968 until 1972: accordion)
Andrus Vaht (from 1969 until 1971: percussion)
students (as Tallinna Riiklik Muusikakool):Veljo Tormis (composer) (until 1947: organ)
Viktor Gurjev (tenor) (until 1948: singing [classical singing]; until 1949: choral conducting)
Roland Laasmäe (until 1949: choral conducting)
Uno Soomere (until 1949: piano)
Harald Uibo (until 1949: choral conducting)
educators:Petteri Hasa
Kustas Kikerpuu
Tõnis Kõrvits (composition)
Uno Naissoo (from 1975 until 1980)
Leelo Kõlar (from 1975 until 1992: piano)
Olev Pikknurm (from 1975 until 1992)
Eevi Ross (from 1975 until 2000: chamber music, piano)
Andrus Vaht (from 1976 until 1989: percussion)
Uno Loop (from 1977 until 1992: singing, music history, guitar)
Priit Kuusk (music journalist) (from 1980 until 1981)
Toomas Rull (from 1989 until 1996)
Henn Rebane (from 1995 until 1996: accordion)
Tiit Kalluste (from 1998 to present: improvisation, accordion)
Tõnu Naissoo (from 1999 to ????)
Andrus Lillepea (from 2007 to ????: drums (drum set))
educators (as Tallinna Muusikakool):Erna Saar-Võerahansu (piano)
Linda Tamberg
Kristjan Vestre
Uno Naissoo (from 1952 until 1975)
Veljo Tormis (composer) (from 1956 until 1960)
Viktor Gurjev (tenor) (from 1956 until 1963)
Leelo Kõlar (from 1956 until 1975: piano)
Eevi Ross (from 1957 until 1975: chamber music, piano)
Olev Pikknurm (from 1958 until 1975)
Uno Loop (from 1959 until 1961: arranging)
Priit Kuusk (music journalist) (from 1965 until 1972)
named after:Georg Ots (from 1975 to present)
official homepages:http://otsakool.edu.ee/ [info]
social networking:https://www.facebook.com/otsakool [info]
Wikidata:Q4450523 [info]