The 'Crossing Bows' international cello festival will be held in Tallinn from February 17 to 21, bringing together cellists and students from various prestigious music institutions.
The 'Crossing Bows' international cello festival is set to take place in Tallinn from February 17 to 21 for the fourth time, showcasing a mix of concerts and masterclasses. Concerts will also be held at the Viru Center atrium on February 19, inviting both enthusiasts of the cello and those newly discovering this beautiful instrument. The festival reflects Estonia's vibrant music scene and highlights the country's commitment to nurturing young talent in the arts.
Participating institutions include notable music academies from Aarhus, Stockholm, Helsinki, Latvia, Lithuania, Brazil, and South Korea, enhancing the festival's international character. This gathering seeks to foster collaboration and exchange among cellists from various backgrounds and experiences, celebrating the cello's rich tradition and contemporary interpretations. It serves as a platform for students and established artists to share their knowledge and passion for music.
With an emphasis on accessibility, the festival encourages everyone interested in the cello to attend, whether they are seasoned listeners or newcomers. Matthew, the festival's leader, emphasized the opportunity for participants to refine their skills under the guidance of esteemed educators from different universities. This event not only enriches the cultural landscape of Estonia but also strengthens its connections to the global music community.
