Maarja Nuut Composes Major Work for Autumn Jazz

Jazzkaar has unveiled the Autumn Jazz festival concert programme, featuring a major new work by internationally recognised musician Maarja Nuut. The season's flagship offering brings together jazz, Estonian folk music, Brazilian rhythms, and contemporary music, promising audiences a diverse musical experience.

Jazzkaar has unveiled the autumn season's Autumn Jazz programme, presenting the public with an exceptionally diverse musical selection. At the heart of the festival programme is a major new composition by internationally acclaimed musician Maarja Nuut, which merges Estonian folk music traditions with contemporary jazz.

However, the Autumn Jazz programme is not limited to domestic music alone. The programme is enriched with the latest Brazilian rhythms and contemporary music explorations, offering exciting concert experiences for both folk music enthusiasts and jazz fans. With this eclectic approach, Jazzkaar positions itself as a festival unafraid to cross boundaries between different genres.

The festival continues a tradition of bringing together local talented musicians and international performers on Estonian stages. The Autumn Jazz programme has developed over the years into a significant autumn cultural event that complements the spring Jazzkaar festival.