Estonian National Symphony Orchestra

Eesti Riiklik Sümfooniaorkester

[b]Estonian National Symphony Orchestra[/b] (known as [b]Eesti Riiklik Sümfooniaorkester[/b] or [b]ERSO[/b] in Estonian) is the longest continually operating professional orchestra of its kind in the country. The orchestra's history dates back to 1926 and, like that of many other world orchestras, is connected to the birth of national broadcasting.

For many years, the Orchestra had word [b]Radio[/b] in the name, but it was changed to 'State' (or 'National') in 1975.

For individual groups in the Orchestra, use:

Estonian National Symphony Orchestra Wind Quintet: [a=Eesti Riikliku Sümfooniaorkestri Puhkpillikvintett]
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra String Quartet: [a=Eesti Riikliku Sümfooniaorkestri Keelpillikvartett]
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra String Group: [a=ENSV Riikliku Sümfooniaorkestri Keelpillirühm]

Principal conductors:
1939–1944 [a=Olav Roots]
1944–1950 [a=Paul Karp]
1950–1963 [a=Roman Matsov]
1963–1979 [a=Neeme Järvi]
1980–1990 [a=Peeter Lilje]
1990–1991 [a=Arvo Volmer]
1991–1993 [a=Leo Krämer]
1993–2001 [a=Arvo Volmer]
2001–2010 [a=Nikolai Aleksejev]
2010– . . . . [a=Neeme Järvi]

http://www.erso.ee/?lang=en
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estonian_National_Symphony_Orchestra

Учасники

Andres Kontus
Andrus Tork
Arvo Leibur
Assia Cunego
Helena Altmanis
Helena Tuuling
Heli Ernits
Indrek Vau
Ingely Laiv
Janel Altroff
Janika Lentsius
Joosep Kõrvits
Kaido Suss
Kaido Välja
Kalervo Kulmala
Kalev Kuljus
Kalle Koppel
Kaupo Olt
Kirti-Kai Loorand
Kristjan Mäeots
Kristjan Nölvak
Levi-Danel Mägila
Liis Viira
Madis Kari
Madis Metsamart
Mail Sildos
Mall Help
Maris Vallsalu
Marten Altrov
Martti Mägi
Mati Lukk
Meelis Vind
Merje Roomere
Mihkel Peäske
Miina Laanesaar
Peeter Margus
Peeter Sarapuu
Rain Vilu
Rein Roos
Sabina Yordanova
Tarmo Truuväärt
Terje Terasmaa
Tõnu Jõesaar
Toomas Veenre
Triin Ruubel
Valdek Pold
Vambola Krigul
Varje Remmel