EKA, EMTA and BFM Science Café

We continue to introduce creative research practices, this time with a focus on applying research results.

Presenting their ongoing projects and taking part in the discussion are Toomas Siitan, Taavi Kerikmäe (EMTA), Taavet Jansen (EKA), Michael Keerdo-Dawson (TLÜ BFM), Ekke Västrik (EMTA) and Katrin Kabun (EKA); the discussion is moderated by the musicologist and conductor Toomas Siitan (EMTA).

Alongside the discussion, Toomas Siitan introduces the fascinating background, linked to Estonia, of the project “The Rebirth of the Cembal d’amour”. After that you can hear the unusual instrument itself, the cembal d’amour (literally “clavichord of love”), built from 18th-century drawings. Performers: Taavi Kerikmäe and Anna-Liisa Eller (kannel).

Tea, coffee and snacks will be served.

Tickets: Admission free. Please register by Tuesday 3 December 2024: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc9fgsA5gH-lNsxH_8L1mztF6YRnioVPtiLLa_FC9-y5pSlyg/viewform