Arsis handbell ensemble with Estonian organist Kristel Aer is participating in International Organ Festival in Rokiškis, Lithuania. Concert is held in St Mathew Church.
Program consists of classical music arrangements for handbells and organ by composers like Bach, Chopin, Grieg, Bizet, Čiurlionis and Estonian music by Tobias, Pärt, Eller.
More information about festival can be found from here.
Arsis handbell ensemble is giving two concerts in Poland:
On 05th of May at 17:00 in Lazienki Royal Theatre in Warsaw
Concert is held in the frame of European Day Celebration and is organized with cooperation with Estonian Embassy in Warsaw.
On 07th of May at 16:00 in the Cathedral of Torun City
Concert is a part of Probaltica Festival.
In the concerts can be heard classical music arrangements by Bach, Grieg, Chopin, Bizet and Estonian music as well by Pärt, Kõrvits, Eller.
On 29th of October at 18:00 can be heard Arsis handbell ensemble on the island of Hiiumaa. Concert is held in Kärdla Cultural House.
Christmastime, the most beautiful time of the year. As many years before Arsis is continuing its tradition by making a Christmas tour around Estonia. This year concerts are going to be in the following cities: 18.12 Võru and Valga, 19.12 Haapsalu, 25.12 Tallinn, 26.12 Paide and Tartu.
The concert in Tallinn on 25th for Dec at 12:00 is to be held in the big hall of Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre.
Tickets are available in November. More information soon available.
Arsis handbell ensemble is giving 4 concerts in Lithuania
From 16th until 18th of July Arsis is performing in different festivals in Lithuania. Concerts will be held in Birštonas Chamber Hall, in Druskininkai Church in a frame of Ciurlionis music festival, in Jašiūnai manor in a frame of Vilnius Filharmonic summer festival and in Alytus Cultural House, open air stage.
Concert program consists of classical music arrangements and Estonian music. Conductor Aivar Mäe.
Concerts organized by National Philharmonic Society of Lithuania and Baltic Centre for Cultural Management.
The origins of the Estonian flag lie within the national movement – the Estonian Students’ Society adopted blue, black, white as the colors of their student fraternity on 4 June 1884. In 1918, the flag officially became the Estonian national flag.
Arsis handbell ensemble is giving a concert to celebrate the Flag’ Day. In the concert classical and Estonian music will be heard. Soloists – singer Mikk Mäe and guitarist Aleksandr Statsenko.
Estonia celebrates its Independence Day on 24th of February! The concert in Jõhvi City is dedicated to 103rd anniversary of Estonia.
In the program can be heard Estonian and classical music. Soloist pop-singer Mikk Mäe, accompanied by guitarist Aleksandr Statsenko.
Celebrating the 102th Anniversary of Estonia!
Arsis handbell ensemble is giving a concert in the cultural center of Jõgeva City in Estonia!
Magic of the Bells
Under this title the concert of Arsis handbell ensemble is going to be held on 8th of March at 12:00 in Lithuanian National Philharmonic Hall in Vilnius. Music by well-known composers like Bach, Tchaikovsky etc will be heard, original music by Estonian composers as well.
Concert is organized by Lithuanian National Philharmonic Society. More information can be found from here.
First time Arsis handbell ensembles and Estonian National Ballet dancers are on the same stage! Three handbell ensembles and five ballet dancers are performing numbers from Tchaikovsky ballet “Nutcracker”!
Nutcracker is one of the most popular ballets in the world which is traditionally played during the Christmas time! In Arsis’ concerts can be heard many of those Nutcracker’ well-known numbers like Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy, Trepak, Waltze of the Flowers and many others.
Concerts are:
19.12 at 12:00 Pärnu Concert Hall / at 19:00 Haapsalu Cultural House
21.12 at 16:00 Kohtla-Järve Cultural House
22.12 at 13:00 Ugala Theatre in Viljandi / Vanemuise Concert Hall in Tartu
25.12 at 12:00 Estonia Concert Hall in Tallinn
Tickets are available in Piletilevi and Piletimaailm