General song celebrations
The documentary portrays the acclaimed Song Festival conductor and music teacher Lydia Rahula.
Conductor Elo Tammsalu-Schmitz left Estonia 20 years ago because of love. As she prepares to take the European Choir of Estonians to the Estonian national Song Celebration, her German husband Hartmut also needs to learn the songs.
The singing celebration of Estonian nation and two different points of view to the big event.
The Nõu family in Tallinn on June 30, 1990.
Documentary by Peep Puks about the Estonian 20th Song and Dance Festival in 1985.
Portrait documentary by Nikolai Sharubin about composer and conductor Gustav Ernesaks during the 20th Song Festival.
Documentary directed by Andres Sööt about Fred Raudberg, the head of movement at the general song celebration in 1975.
The Jubileun Song Festival is shown as the sopurce of creativity that influences on creation of a painting.
Documentary commissioned by the Central Television of the Soviet Union about the anniversary of Estonian song celebration in 1969.
Documentary about the jubilee song celebration held in 1969.
Preparations and celebrations for the jubilee song celebration of 1969, which filled hearts and souls with joy and made the participants jubilant.
The general song festival and folk art celebration dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the Soviet Socialist Republic of Estonia.
The lyrical comedy directed by Ilja Fogelman tells the story of an authoritarian head of a collective farm, unable to understand the value of folk culture.
Propagandistic documentary about the preparations for 12th general song celebration in Estonia, about the folk art evening and the choral performance.
Guest choirs at the 11th Song Celebration in Tallinn, June 1938.
Expatriate Estonians who have arrived at the 11th General Song Celebration are visiting the President of Estonia at Oru Palace on June 28th, 1938. Procession of the song celebration. Performance of choirs and the audience on June 23rd-24th, 1938.
Excerpts from chronicle pieces: arrival of expatriate Estonians to Tallinn, visiting Konstantin Päts at Oru Palace, song celebration of 1938, Swedish servicemen, booklets of Italian towns.
