The Estonia Philharmonic Chamber Choir concluded its 19th North American tour, which took place from February 8 to 18, encompassing performances in the USA and Canada. Under the baton of chief conductor Tõnu Kaljuste, the choir delivered six concerts, notably in venues such as the Forbes Center at James Madison University, St. Louis Cathedral, and Maison Symphonique in Montreal. The tour garnered positive reviews from critics and resonated well with audiences, reflecting a successful artistic endeavor.

Tõnu Kaljuste described the concert program as structured around two major spiritual and historical themes. The first half focused on the meditative and timeless soundscapes of renowned Estonian composer Arvo Pärt, exploring themes of silence, prayer, and inner listening. This introspective segment aimed to connect deeply with the audience, evoking a sense of contemplation and spiritual awakening.

The second half of the program transitioned into a more dynamic and historically specific context, addressing the complexities of a small nation’s cultural identity. This shift not only showcased the versatility of the choir but also highlighted the rich musical heritage of Estonia. The tour stands as a testament to Estonia's vibrant cultural scene and enhances the international presence of the Philharmonic Chamber Choir, further promoting Estonian music and artistry on the global stage.