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The Patron of Rapla Church Music Festival 2026 is the Archbishop of the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church
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27TH OF JUNE AT 7PM
Rapla Church
FESTIVAL OPENING CONCERT
GABRIELI AND PÄRT
Estonian National Male Choir
conductor Mikk Üleoja
Programme: Giovanni Gabrieli, Arvo Pärt
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29TH OF JUNE AT 7PM
Rapla Cultural Centre
OPERA GALA
Under the guidance of world-famous Italian tenor
Fabio Armiliato
Opera soloists participating in the XII Rapla International Summer Academy
Piano Simone Maria Marziali (IT)
Programme: Opera highlights
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30TH OF JUNE AT 7PM
Kehtna Church
SAXOPHONE QUARTET SAXISSIMA!
Rene Laur (soprano saxophone),
Emily Urla (alto saxophone),
Lauri Sepp (tenor saxophone),
Tanel Koho (baritone saxophone)
Ravel, Piazzolla, Bizet, Kõrvits, etc.
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5TH OF JULY AT 7PM
Velise Church
ORTHODOX SINGERS
conductor Valeri Petrov
Programme: Sacred music gems of the Eastern Church
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6TH OF JULY AT 7PM
Hageri Church
ENCHANTED BY MUSIC
Andreas Lend (cello),
Allan Jakobi (accordion)
Pärt, Sibelius, Elgar, and etc.
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7TH OF JULY AT 7PM
Saku Church
ACCORION DUO
Henri Zibo and Mikk Langeproon
Süda, Böellmann, Bach etc.
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8TH OF JULY AT 7PM
Järvakandi Church
30TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT
OF THE CHURCH
Dedicated to writer and composer Enn Vetemaa
Performers: finalists of
Raplamaa Young Musician 2026
Poetry by Enn Vetemaa
will be read by students of the
Rapla Vesiroosi School
theatre studio “Ega Vist”
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10TH OF JULY AT 7PM
Vahastu Church
CLASSICS IN JAZZ
ArtTrio
Toivo Unt (double bass),
Tiit Joamets (percussion),
Mai Rosenroth (violin)
with Janne Ševtšenko
(soprano, RO Estonia)
Puccini, Bizet,
Tamberg, Bolling etc.
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12TH OF JULY AT 7PM
Rapla Church
FESTIVAL CLOSING CONCERT REQUIEM
Tallinn Chamber Choir and
Mixed Choir Cantus
conductors Heli Jürgenson and Martin Trudnikov
soloist Mariliis Lahesalu (soprano)
chamber ensemble
Mari-Liis Vind (flute),
Aleksander Hännikäinen (oboe),
Andreas Lend (cello),
Saale Kivimaker (harp),
Gertrud Leopard (glockenspiel),
Teodor Hirvoja (timpani) and
organist Ene Salumäe
John Rutter “Requiem”,
Arvo Pärt “Salve Regina” and “Trivium”




