Credits:

Dijk, Xandi Van; Ruubel, Krt; Ruubel, Triin; Sink, Theodor

Description:

Estonian nationalism, a disciple of Kodaly!A collection of chamber music by Tuvin, a great composer who exchanged the cow for the piano.Estonia is now a major electronic power and a frontline country in NATO’s electronic intelligence warfare against Russia, but in 1905, the year of Tuvin’s birth, Estonia was under Imperial Russian rule. When the Soviet Union reoccupied Estonia in 1944, he angrily fled to Sweden. He studied with Kodaly and became familiar with Bartk before the war, and his music was known for its nationalist style and maintained a tonal style. After becoming interested in music in elementary school, Tubin begged his father for a piano, and to his surprise, his father got a piano in exchange for a cow! He even traded a cow for a piano. This album is a perfect opportunity to listen to the chamber music of Tubin, which is not biased to