All composition list
Op.0 "Waltz for Piano“ (1940)
Op.0,5 „Pictures from pioneer camp“ (1951)
1.Morning. Raising a flag
2.Near the lake
3.Walk in the woods
4. Fun ride 5. Race
6. Young folk dancers
7. Fairytale
8. Pioneers camp song
Premiere: Jaan Rääts, 2. November 1951, Estonian Concert Hall
Op.1 String Quartet no.1 (1956)
1. Allegro
2. Espressivo
3. Finale. Moderato
Op.2 Concertino for Violin and Orchestra no.1 (1957)
Op.2 Concertino for Violin and Orchestra nr. 2 (1957) 7’
1.Allegro
2.Adagio
3.Allegro
Op.3 Symphony no.1 (1957) 17’
Premiere: Estonian and Radio Symphony Orchestra.
Conductor Roman Matsov.
Jaan Rääts’ Graduation work of Tallinn State Conservatory (1957)
Op.4 Piano Quintet no.1 (1957) 8’
1.Allegro
2.Andante
3.Allegro
Op. 5 Piano Trio no.1 (1957)
1.Allegro
3.Andantino
5.Allegro
Op.6 Variations for Piano (1958) 5’
Premiere: Heljo Sepp, 25.06.1960, Estonian Concert Hall.
Graduation concert of Tallinn State Conservatory.
Op.7 String Quartet no.2 [Little Music] (1958) 10’
1.Allegro
2.Adagio
3.Allegro molto.
Premiere: Vladimir Alumäe, Endel Lippus, Herbert Laan, August Karjus.18.03.1959. Estonian Concert Hall.
Op.8/ 79 Symphony no.2 (1958/1987) 17’
Op.9 Concertino for Piano and Chamber Orchestra (1958) 10’
1.Allegro
2.Adagio
3. Allegro
Premiere: Matti Reimann, Estonian Radio Chamber Orchestra. Conductor Neeme Järvi. 5.05.1965, Estonian Concert Hall.
Op.10 Symphony no.3 (1959) 16’
1.Allegro.Alla breve
2. Andante
3. Allegro
4. Andante
5. Allegro.Alla breve.
Premiere: Estonian Radio and Television Orchestra.
Conductor Roman Matsov. 24.04.1959. Publisher Sovetski Kompozitor.
Op.11 Piano Sonata no.1 (1959)
1.Allegro
2.Grave
3.Allegro
Op.11 Piano Sonata no2. (1959) 10’
1.Moderato
2. Allegro
3. Grave
4. Energico
Op.11 Piano sonata no.3 (1959)
Op.12 Music for Folk Ensemble (1959-1963)
1.Musical moment
3.Thought
4.Estonian Waltz
5.Polka
6.Intermezzo
8.Story
Op.13 Symphony no.4 „Cosmic“ (1959) 25’
1.Allegro
2. Andante.Allegro
3. Vivo
4. Largo
5. Finale
Premiere: Estonian Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Roman Matsov. 25.12.1959
Op.14 „An Ode to the First Cosmonaut“ Symphonic Poem (1961)
1.Allegro
2. Andante
3. Allegro molto
Premiere: Estonian Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Neeme Järvi. 24.11.1961. Estonian Concert Hall
Op.15 Spring Oratorium for Children Choir, Two Pianos, Timpani and Strings (1961) 15’
1.Retsitatiiv
2. Symphony
3. Choir
4. Choir
5. Intermezzo
6. Massilaul
7. Retsitatiiv
8. Ensemble and Choir
9. Choir
10. Aria
11. Choir
12. Choir
13. Little Concert
14. Choir
15. Choir
16. 2 Intermezzo
17. Fuga
18. Retsitatiiv
19. Finale
Op 16. Concerto for Chamber Orchestra (1961) 15’
1. Allegro
2. Andante
3. Allegro
4. Grave
5. Allegro
Premiere: Estonian Radio Chamber Orchestra. Conductor Neeme Järvi. 17.12.1961 Tartu University Hall, 21.12.1961 Estonian Concert Hall. Publisher Muzyka (1964)
Op.17 Piano Trio no.2 (1962) 11’
1.Allegro
2. Vivo
3. Andantino
4. Vivo
5.Allegro
Premiere: Arbo Valdma (Piano), Mati Kärmas (Violin), Toomas Velmet (Cello) 1962. Tallinn
Op.18 Deklamatoorium Karl Marx for Reader, Mixed Choir and Symphony Orchestra, Libreto Enn Vetemaa (1964) 51’
Premiere: Voldemar Panso (Reader), Estonian Radio and Symphony Orchestra Mixed Choir. Conductor Neeme Järvi. 1.05.1964
Op.19 Music for Short Film „Pink Hat“ (1963)
Tallinnfilm. Film Director Veljo Käsper
Op.20 Music for documentary film „Yesterday, today, tomorrow“ (1963)
Tallinnfilm. Film Director Valeria Anderson
Op.21 Concerto for Violin and Chamber Orchestra no.1 (1963/1969) 10’
1.Allegro
2.Andantino
3.Allegro
4.Allegro
Premiere: Lemmo Erendi, Estonian Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Neeme Järvi. 11.12.1963. Estonian Concert Hall. Publisher Muzyka (1969)
Op.22 Music for Film „Zero 3“ (1964)
Tallinnfilm. Film Director: Igor Jeltsov.
Op.23 Music for documentary film „Kivine Hällilaul“
Tallinnfilm. Film Director: Valeria Anderson
Op.24 String Quartet no.3 (1964) 11’
1.Allegro
2. Andantino
3. Moderato
Premiere: Endel Lippus, Mati Kärmas, Paul Purga, Toomas Tummeleht 21.11.1965. Tallinn
Op.25 Music for film „Supernoova“ (1965)
Tallinfilm. Film direktor Veljo Käsper
Op.26 Music for film „Girl in black“ (1966)
Tallinnfilm. Film director Veljo Käsper
Op.27 Concerto for Cello and Chamber Orchestra (1966)
1. Allegro
2. Andantino
3. Allegro
4. Allegro
Premiere: Jaak Ruben. Estonian Radio Chamber Orchestra. Conductor Neeme Järvi. 16.03.1966. Estonian Concert Hall
OP. 28 Symphony no.5 (1966) 25’
1.Allegro
2.Andantino
3.Allegro
4.Andantino
5.Allegro
Premiere: Estonian Radio and Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Neeme Järvi. 18.09.1966.Estonian Concert Hall. Publisher Muzyka (1968)
Op.29 Nonett for flute, oboe, clarinet, fagott, wild horn, violin, altviiulile, cello and double bass (1967) 14’
Premiere: 1967, Rostock. Germany. 1969 Tallinn Chamber Orchestra Ensemble. Conductor Eri Klas
Op.30 Music for film „Post stamp from Vienna“ (1967)
Tallinnfilm. Film Director Veljo Käsper
Op. 31 Symphony No. 6 (1967) 14'
1. Allegro
2. Andantino
3. Allegro
Premiere. Estonian Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra.
Conductor Neeme Järvi, 3.11.1967 Estonia Concert Hall
Op.31 Symphony No 6 (1967) 14'
1.Allegro
2.Andantino
3. Allegro
Premiere: Conductor Neeme Järvi
3.11.1967, Estonia Concert Hall
Op.32 School Cantata for children's choir and symphony orchestra, words by Enn Vetemaa (1968) 12'
1.School trips
2. History lesson
3.Important day
4.Small concert
5.Finale
Premiere: Tallinn Pioneers' Palace children's choir, Ellerhein children's choir.
Conductor Heino Kaljuste, Rein Rannap (piano)
6.11.1968, Publisher Sovetski Kompozitor (1971)
Op.33 "24 Preludes for piano" (1968) 40'
Premiere by Bruno Lukk, Heljo Sepp, Mart Lille, Matti Reimann.
25.05.1968, Estonia Concert Hall
Publisher Muzyka (1970), Peters (1984, preludes no.13 and 20).
Soviet Estonia Prize 1972
Op.34 Piano concerto no.1 (1968) 15'
1. Allegro
2. Andantino
Premiere: Arbo Valdma, Staatliche Sinfonieorchester Schwerin
Conductor Neeme Järvi, German Democratic Republic, Schwerin, Cultural Days of the Estonian SSR in Germany.
Estonian performance: Arbo Valdma, Estonian Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Neeme Järvi, 16.01.1969, Estonia Concert Hall.
Op.35 Music for the feature film Gladiator (1969)
Tallinnfilm, directed by Veljo Käsper.
Op.36 Piano sonata no.4 (1969) 8'
Three untitled movements
Premiere: Arbo Valdma, November 1969
Cultural Days of the Estonian SSR in Czechoslovakia.
Premiere in Estonia by Arbo Valdma
9.01.1970, Tallinn Polytechnic Institute auditorium
Jaan Rääts author's concert
Op.37 Music for the feature film "Tuulevaikus" (1970)
Tallinnfilm, directed by Veljo Käsper.
Op.38 Piano Quintet No.3 (1970) 12'
1. Allegro
2. Adagio
3. Allegro
Op.39 String Quartet No.4 (1970) 14'
1. Allegro
2. Andantino
3. Allegro.
Op.40 "Solemn Poem" for symphony orchestra (1970) 8'
(Declamatory "Karl Marx" on the themes of the chorus "Homeland")
Premiere: Estonian Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra.
Conductor Eri Klas
1971, Kishinev, Moldova
Op.41 Concerto for piano and chamber orchestra (1971) 13'.
1. Allegro
2. Madrigal. Andante
3.Capriccio. Allegro
Premiere: Arbo Valdma, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra,
Conductor Neeme Järvi.
4.05.1971, Estonia Concert Hall.
Published by Sovetski Kompozitor (1973).
Op.42 Allegro for piano, cello and symphony orchestra (1971)
Dedicated to Mstislav Rostropovich
Premiere: Estonian SSR National Symphony Orchestra
Estonian State Orchestra
24.12.1977, Estonian Radio White Hall, "ERSO" studio lesson".
Op.43 Concerto for Cello and Symphony Orchestra (1971).
Op.44 Suite for symphony orchestra (Ballet music) (1972).
1. Moderato
2. Andante.Allegro
3. Andante
4. Allegro
5. Allegro
Op.45 Music for the feature film "Little Requiem for Mouthpipe"
(1972)
Tallinnfilm, director Veljo Käsper
Op.46 Sextet for piano and wind quintet (1972) 9'
1.Allegro
2.Andantino
3.Allegro
Premiere: Estonian SSR State Philharmonic Wind Quintet
State Philharmonic Orchestra of the State Philharmonic Orchestra of the Estonian State Philharmonic Orchestra (State Philharmonic Orchestra of the State Philharmonic Orchestra) Samuel Saulus (flute), Heldur Värv (oboe), Roland Kriit (clarinet), Uve Uustalu (French horn), Eugen Saanpere (bassoon), Vaike Vahi (piano).
2.10.1972, Volkstheater Rostock
Cultural Days of the Estonian SSR in the German Democratic Republic.
Premiere in Estonia,
The Estonian Philharmonic Orchestra of the National Philharmonic Orchestra of the Estonian Philharmonic Orchestra of the National Philharmonic Orchestra of the Estonian Philharmonic Orchestra of the National Philharmonic Orchestra of the Estonian Philharmonic
22.12.1972, Estonia Concert Hall
Concert celebrating the 30th anniversary of the quintet.
Published by the Estonian Department of the Music Fund of the USSR (1977), Muzyka (1990).
Op.47 Symphony No.7 (1972) 21'
1. Allegro
2. Andante
3. Allegro
Premiere: Conductor Roman Matsov
30.11.1972
Estonia Concert Hall
Publisher: Muzyka (1976)
Op.48 "Little Oratorio" for male choir, soloists, organ and symphony orchestra (1968/1973) 22'
1.Intro
2.Chorus
3.Baritone aria
4.Chorus
5.Chorus
6.Finale
Premiere: Kaljo Räästas (baritone), Rolf Uusväli (organ), Estonian Television and Radio Symphony Orchestra, ENSV National Academic Male Choir
Conductor Olev Oja
15.03.1973, Tallinn House of Blackheads, Olavi Hall.
Op.49 Piano Trio No.3 (1973) 11'
1. Allegro
2. Adagio
3. Allegro.
Premiere: Valdur Roots (piano), Jüri Gerretz (violin), Toomas Velmet (cello).
20.05.1973, Tallinn Mustpeade Maja Olavi hall.
Op.50 "24 Bagatelles" for piano (1973).
Publisher: Estonian Departments of the Music Fund of the USSR (1975).
Op.51 Concerto for violin and symphony orchestra (1974).
Moderato
Premiere: Vladimir Alumäe, Estonian SSR National Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Peeter Lilje
12.07.1977, Pärnu Drama Theatre named after Lydia Koidula, Pärnu, Estonia.
Op.52 Music for the feature film "Dangerous Games" (1974)
Tallinnfilm, directed by Veljo Käsper.
Op.53 String quartet no.5 (1974) 10'
1.Maestoso
2. Allegro
3. Andante
3.Allegro
Premiere: Mati Kärmas, Aleksander Zagorulko (violin), Paul Purga (viola), Toomas Tummeleht (cello)
13.08.1975, Estonia Concert Hall.
Op.54 Divertisment for string orchestra (1975) 10'
1.Andante
2. Allegro
3. Andantino
Premiere: Tallinn Chamber Orchestra
Conductor Neeme Järvi
12.10.1975, Estonia Concert Hall
Op.55 Piano sonata no.5 (1975/1978) 10'
1. Allegro
2. Andante
3. Allegro
Premiere: Rein Rannap
23.03.2976, Estonia Concert Hall
Publisher: Muzyka (1980)
Op.56 Piano Trio No.4 (1975) 11'
1.Allegro
2. Andante
3. Allegro
Premiere: Jüri Gerretz (violin), Toomas Velmet (cello), Valdur Roots (piano)
3.12.1975, Moscow
Premiere in Estonia: Jüri Gerretz (violin), Toomas Velmet (cello), Valdur Roots (piano).
Published by the Estonian Department of the Music Fund of the USSR (1976).
Op.57 Piano Sonata No.6 (1976)
Three untitled movements
Premiere: Ada Kuuseoks
15.10.1976, Tapa 1st Secondary School 1.
22.11.1977, Estonia Concert Hall.
Op.58 Music for the feature film "Time to live, time to love" (1976)
Tallinnfilm, directed by Veljo Käsper.
Op.59 Concerto for Cello and Symphony Orchestra (1977)
(new version of Cello Concerto Op.43)
Op.60 "24 Preludes for Estonian Folk Tunes" for piano and folk music vocal ensemble (1977) 38'
Premiere: Matti Reimann, ensemble Leegajus
12.02.1979, Tallinn Town Hall.
Op.61 Piano sonata no.7 (1978) 15'
1.Allegro
2.Adagio
3. Allegro
Premiere by Kalle Randalu
30.04.1979 Sillamäe
Kalle Randal Randal 30.04.1979 Estonia Concert Hall
Publisher: Estonian Section of the Music Fund of the USSR (1978).
Op.62 "Variations on a Theme by Hanns Eisler" for piano, violin, cello, recorder and clavessin (1978) 10'
Op.63 Concerto for violin and chamber orchestra no.2 (1979) 18'
1.Allegro
2. Andante
3. Allegro
Premiere: Mari Tampere, RAT Estonia Chamber Orchestra
Conductor Eri Klas
13.02.1979, Estonia Concert Hall, Festival of Soviet Estonian Music.
Published by the Estonian Section of the Music Fund of the USSR (1979) and Sovetski Kompozitor (1989).
Op.64 Piano sonata no.8 (1980) 18'
1. Preamble
2. Rondo-carnival
Premiere: Kalle Randalu
1.07.1080, Estonia Concert Hall
Publisher: Estonian Section of the Music Fund of the USSR (1984).
Op.65 "24 Marginals" for piano (1979-1980) 20'
Premiere: Kalle Randalu, 10.02.1980, Estonia Concert Hall.
Publisher: Estonian Section of the Music Fund of the USSR (1984).
Op.65a "Electronic marginalia" for synthesizer (1980)
Op.66 Music for the feature film "Pihlakaväravad" (1982)
Tallinnfilm, directed by Veljo Käsper
Op.67 "Festive music for symphony orchestra" (1981)
Op.68 "24 marginalia" for two pianos (1982) 40'
Premiere: Nataly-Sakkos, Toivo Peäske
November, 1982, Estonia Concert Hall
The publisher Muzyka (1986)
Op.69 String Quartet No.6 (1983) 12'
Three untitled parts
Op.70 Piano concerto no.2 (1983) 20'
Three untitled movements
Premiere: Kalle Randalu, RAT Estonia Chamber Orchestra
Conductor Eri Klas
3.10.1983, Estonia Concert Hall.
Op.71 Sonata for violin and piano (1983)
Three untitled movements
Op.72 Piano Trio No. 5 (1983)
Op.73 "Travel Booklets", cycle of piano pieces (1985)
I Revolutionary
1. Mausoleum
2. Chopin's memorial statue
3.Korean Revolutionary Song
4. At Marx's Tomb
II Peace-thematic Manifestation of Peace
2. Ruins of the Frauenkirche in Dresden
3. On a former battlefield
III Work and people:
1. Japanese woman
2. Volga car factory
3. Big and small business in Paris
4. Freight trains on the road .
Exotic:
1.Havana Tropicana
2. A conversation with Tormen
3. In a folk tune
4. Pelicans
5. Nature. Mountains
6. Georgia
A guided tour of the Museum of Fine Arts
2. Interlude
3. The Dresden Clock Museum
Premiere: Kalle Randalu
21.03.1986, Tallinn Town Hall
Op.74 Symphony No.8 (1985) 17'
1.Allegro
2. Andante
3. Allegro
Premiere: National Symphony Orchestra Estonia, Conductor Peeter Lilje
16.02.1985, Estonian Radio, White Hall, "ERSO" studio lesson.
Published by Sovetski Kompozitor (1988).
Op.75 Music for the documentary "Tallinnfilm" (1985)
Tallinnfilm, directed by Veljo Käsper.
Op.76 Piano Sonata No.9 (1985) 11'
Three movements
Premiere: Lauri Väinmaa
8.12.1985, Estonia Concert Hall.
Op.77 Concerto for two pianos and symphony orchestra (1986) 25'
Three untitled movements
Premiere: Kalle Randalu, Rein Rannap, Estonian SSR National Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Peeter Lilje
13.03.1986, Estonia Concert Hall
Op.78 Concerto for chamber orchestra no.2 (1987) 12'.
Three untitled movements
Premiere: RAT Estonia Chamber Orchestra
Conductor Eri Klas
15.06.1987, Town Hall
Publisher: Estonian Section of the Music Fund of the USSR (1988).
Op.8/79 Symphony No.2 (1958/1987) 17' (1988/1987)
Three untitled movements
Premiere: Estonian SSR National Symphony Orchestra
National Symphony Orchestra of Estonia
22.11.1987, Estonia Concert Hall
Op.80 "24 Estonian preludes for piano (1988-1989) 35'
Op.81 Piano trio no.6 (1989) 11'
Three untitled movements
Premiere: Vladimir Igošev (piano), Mari Tampere (violin), Peeter Paemurru (cello).
19.11.1989, Tallinn History Museum, Tallinn.
Op.82 Sonata for two pianos (1990) 16'
Three untitled movements
Estonian premiere: Nata-Ly Sakkos, Toivo Peäske
15.05.1990, Estonia Concert Hall.
Op.83 Piano concerto no.3 (1989) 18'
1.Allegro molto
2. Andante
3. Allegro
Premiere: Risto Laur (piano), Tallinn Music High School Symphony Orchestra 1.
Conductor Toomas Kapten
Estonian New Music Days, 15.11.1989, Estonia Concert Hall.
Op.84 Sextet for two pianos and string quartet (1990) 8'
Three untitled movements
Op.85 "24 light piano pieces" (1991).
Op.86 Symphony for small orchestra (1991) 21'
Three untitled movements
Premiere: Youth Philharmonic
Conductor Toomas Kapten
5.20.1991, Estonia Concert Hall, festival "Estonian Music Days".
Op.87 "Games for two pianos on eight hands (1991) 5'
Premiere: Nata-Ly Sakkos, Toivo Peäske, Caroline Sepp, Tanel Joamets.
2.10.1991, Estonia Concert Hall.
Op.88 Concerto for guitar and chamber orchestra (1992) 25'
Three untitled parts
Premiere by Boris Björn Bagger, chamber orchestra, April 1992.
Op.89 Piano Concerto for Four Hands and String Orchestra (1992) 15'
Op.90 Piano concerto for four hands and string orchestra (1992) 15'
Three untitled movements
Op.90 Little Symphony (1993) 8'
Single movement
Premiere. Youth Philharmonic, conductor Toomas Kapten.
22 March 1993, Estonia Concert Hall, festival "Estonian Music Days".
Op.91 Metal for two pianos (Etudes for two pianos and tape recorder) 1993 7'
Premiere: Nata-Ly Sakkos, Toivo Peäske,
24 November 1993, Estonia Concert Hall, NYYD festival.
Op.92 Concerto for trumpet, piano and string orchestra (1993) 16'
Premiere: Reinhold Friedrich, Kalle Randalu, Estonian Chamber Orchestra, conductor Thomas Indermühle, 15 December 1993, Karlsruhe, Germany.
Estonian premiere: Jüri Leiten, Kalle Randalu, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, 23 May 1994, Rakvere Teater.
Op. 93 Allegro for violin and guitar (1994) 9'
Dedicated to Florian Maierott and Jacob Ruppel.
Op. 94 Meditation on Mozart for violin (1994)
Op. 95 Movements for symphony orchestra (1995)
Premiere. Youth Philharmonic, conductor Toomas Kapten.
28 March 1995, Estonia Concert Hall, festival "Estonian Music Days".
Op.96 Concerto for violin and chamber orchestra no.3 (1995) 20'
Florian Maierott (violin), Germany.
Premiere in Estonia. Florian Maierott, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Olari Elts.
20 April 1996, Estonia Concert Hall, festival "Estonian Music Days".
Premiere by Florian Meierott, Kalle Randalu.
28.April 1996, Würzburg Music School Chamber Hall, Germany
Op.96a Concerto for violin and piano (1996) 13'
Premiere: Florian Maierott, Kalle Randalu
April 28, 1996, Chamber Hall of the Würzburg University of Music, Germany
Op.96b Concerto for violin and organ (2001) 21'
Op.97 "Kaleidoscopic Etudes" for clarinet, cello and piano
(Trio for Villa Musica, 1996) 10'
Premiere: Ensemble Villa Musica: Ulf Rodenhäuser (clarinet)
Martin Ostertag (cello), Kalle Randalu (piano),
7 June 1996, Germany, Karlsruhe
Estonian premiere: Villa Musica: Ulf Rodenhäuser
Martin Ostertag (cello), Kalle Randalu (piano),
June 10, 1996, Estonia Concert Hall
Op.96 Sextett for Strings (1997)
Premiere: July 1997, Germany, Schneeberg Festival
Op.99 Concerto for cello and chamber orchestra (1997) 10'
Premiere: Matthias Bantay
July, 1997, Germany, Schneeberg Festival
Op.100 "Five Sketches for Requiem" for Symphony Orchestra (1997) 22'
Dedicated to the victims of property reform
1. Kyrie
2. Dies irae
3.Lacrimosa
4.Sanctus. Agnus Dei
Premiere: Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Andres Mustonen
April 13, 1997, Estonia Concert Hall, festival "Estonian Music Days"
Op.101 "Nadjale" cycle of piano tracks (1997-2000)
Op.102 "Intrata for Chamber Orchestra" (1997) 13'
Premiere: Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conductor Tõnu Kaljuste
September 20, 1997, Estonia Concert Hall, festival "VoxEstFest"
Op.103 Sonata for Block Measurement (1997)
Estonian premiere Reet Sukk (recorder)
April 7, 2003, Chamber Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music,
festival "Estonian Music Days"
Op.104 Sonata for solo violin (1997)
Op.105 "Digitalia" for piano and chamber orchestra (1998) 16'
Premiere: Rein Rannap (piano), Hortus Musicus Academic Orchestra
conductor Andres Mustonen
April 15, 1998, Tallinn House of blackheads,
festival "Estonian Music Days"
Op.106 Concerto for violin, guitar and symphony orchestra (1998) 15'
Op.107 "Untitled Track No.1" for flute and guitar (1999) 6'
Premiere: Tauno Saviauk, Tiit Peterson
17 March Matkamaja, festival "Estonian Music Days"
Op.108 Orchestration Task Collection (1999-2000)
Op.109 "Untitled Track No.2" for trumpet and organ (1999) 5'
Premiere: Esther Jüri Leiten, Andres Uibo
July, 1999, Tallinn St. Nicholas' Church
Op.110 "Autograph for Rein Rannap" piano (1999) 2'
Op.111 Concerto for two guitars and symphony orchestra (1999) 15'
Op.112 "Professors" for Symphony Orchestra (1999) 10'
Premiere: Estonian Academy of Music Symphony Orchestra,
conductor Arvo Volmer
September 12, 1999, Estonia Concert Hall, concert-ceremony of the 80th anniversary of the Estonian Academy of Music and the opening of the new building of EMA
Op.113 "The Magic Square", cantata for mixed choir and chamber orchestra (1999) 9'
Premiere: Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra,
conductor Tõnu Kaljuste
September 17, 1999, Estonia Konterdisaal, festival "VoxEstFest"
Op.114 Piano Sonata No. 10 (2000) 6’
Premiere: Reinis Kampe,
April 28, 2000, Chamber Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music,
festival "Estonian Music Days"
Op.115 "Virumaa süit" for symphony orchestra (2000) 14'
Dedicated to Virumaa Youth Orchestra.
Five unnamed parts.
Premiere: Virumaa Youth Orchestra, conductor Hando Põldmäe
4, August 2000, Viru-Nigula Church, festival "Estonian Music Days".
Op.115 "Virumaa süit" for symphony orchestra (2000) 14'
Dedicated to Virumaa Youth Orchestra.
Five unnamed parts.
Premiere: Virumaa Youth Orchestra, conductor Hando Põldmäe
4, August 2000, Viru-Nigula Church, festival "Estonian Music Days".
Op.116 "Untitled Track No. 3", for organ (2001) 8'
Premiere: Aare-Paul Lattik
April 8, 2001, Tallinn St. Nicholas' Church, festival "Estonian Music Days".
Op.117 Concerto for flute, guitar and symphony orchestra (2001) 18'
Op.118 "Fragment" for two guitars (2001) 4'
Op.119 "Three Etudes" for Three Electric Guitars (2002) 10'
Premiere: Weekend Guitar Trio: Mart so, Tõnis Leemets, Robert Jürjendal
April 4, 2002, Chamber Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music,
festival "Estonian Music Days"
Op.120 "Concerto for Five", for three trumpets, guitar, percussion and string orchestra (2002) 10'
Op.121 "Untitled Track No. 4" for guitar, piano and percussion (2002) 7'
Op.122 "Untitled Track No. 5" for violin and piano (2003) 6'
Premiere: Anna-Liisa Bezrodny (violin), Mati Mikalai (piano)
April 7, 2003, Chamber Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music,
festival "Estonian Music Days"
Op.123 "Music for Six" piano, two trumpets, horn, trombone and tuba (2004) 5'
Premiere: Mati Mikalai (piano), Silver Brass
Mihkel Metsala, Taavi Kuntu (trumpet, Kalle Koppel (horn), Hando Põldmäe (trombone), Priit Paabo (tuba)
April 19, 2004, Chamber Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music,
festival "Estonian Music Days"
Op.124 "Radio Four", piano piece for children (2004)
Op.125 Piano Trio No.7 (2004) 10'
Premiere: Haydn Trio Eisenstadt
Harald Kosik (piano), Verena Stourzh (violin), Hannes Gradwohl (cello)
16 May 2004, Austrian Broadcasting (ORF Radiokulturhaus) concert hall, Vienna Austria
Estonian Fp: Marge Uus (violin), Marius Järvi (cello), Kairi Vavilov (piano),
May 26, 2007, Swedish-Mihkli Church, Tallinn
Op.126 Concerto for Eight Pianists on Four Pianos (2005) 11'
Premiere: Nata-Ly Sakkos, Toivo Peäske, Kai Ratassepp-Mikalai, Reet Kopvillem- Ruubel, Piret Habak, Piret Väinmaa, Lauri Väinmaa,
February 22, 2005, "Vanemuine" Concert Hall, Tartu
Op.127 Concerto for piano trio and symphony orchestra (2006)
Premiere: Haydn Trio Eisenstadt
Harald Kosik (piano), Verena Stourzh (violin), Hannes Gradwohl (cello),
- Chesapeake Orchestra, conductor Jeffrey Silberschlag
July 21, 2006, St Mary's College, Maryland, U.S.
music festival River Concert Series
Works without an opus number