EPCC on North American tour

Archived Articles | 03 Mar 2006 | EL (Estonian Life)EWR

The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir (EPCC) founded by Tõnu Kaljuste has become the best-known Estonian classical music performer and one of the best choirs in the world. Since 2001 the choir’s chief conductor and artistic director has been Paul Hillier. This week the choir began their latest North American tour with a concert in Tryon, North Carolina, on March 2nd. The concert tour will end March 19 in New York City. Their latest recording, the "Baltic Voices 3" CD has been receiving well-deserved rave reviews.

The only Canadian stop is in Vancouver on March 11th. For more information about the EPCC's latest tour and for concert programmes, visit their website, www.epcc.ee/concerts

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